Weapons include whips, boomerangs and flamethrowers, and new mechanics are also included. Other items which will help with survival include are water wells, wind turbines to generate power, and oil refineries which can be built to harvest resources. To help matters, though, there are over 50 new items to craft such as clothing, portable structures such as tents, and there are new tools as well. Unlike The Island, water isn't one of the easiest resources to find, so players will need to ration it if they wish to survive. Players will use the power of the Obelisks to call forth and fight the fourth boss creature. They don't really compare to one massive beast: the Manticore. It doesn't sound like you can tame them and take a ride on one à la Dune. Players can also tame a Wyvern, which can 'rain fire down' on enemies.Īnd then, there's the Death Worm which resides in the desert sands. New creatures live in the area, and many can be tamed, such as the camel-like Morellatops. Scorched Earth comes with a new map featuring seven desert-themed biomes: dunes, high desert, mountains, canyons, badlands, oasis and the dragon trench. Players will need to immediately seek water, hunt for food, harvest new flora, craft new items, and build shelter from the extreme heat. Instead of landing on an island with lovely terrain, they are instead dropped naked, hungry and afraid on a 'fiery' drought-ridden desert world.

Ark: Scorched Earth is a bit different than what players may be used to.

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