Sony has announced the addition of Dino Crisis to the PlayStation Plus Premium catalog. The survival horror game joins the classic games catalog for PS4 and PlayStation 5 consoles on Tuesday, October 15th.

Produced and directed by Shinji Mikami, Dino Crisis was developed for the Sony PlayStation by Capcom Production Studio 4. Instead of using pre-rendered backgrounds, as seen in Resident Evil, the title adopted fully three-dimensional environments to depict the setting of the research facility on Ibis Island.

Set in the year 2009, the protagonist of the horror game is weapons expert Regina, a member of a special forces team sent in to investigate the island. She must escape the facility while being pursued by a Tyrannosaurus rex, pteranodons and velociraptors.

The soundtrack from Capcom's 1999 survival horror title is available for purchase through Steam. The 66-track album, composed by Makoto Tomozawa, Sayaka Fujita, and Akari Kaida, can be purchased in MP3, AAC and FLAC file formats through Steam, with streaming on Spotify and Amazon Music Unlimited.


From the product page:

Three years ago, a scientist researching a new source of clean energy known as Third Energy died during an experiment. Now, alarming reports arrive from an agent dispatched to a small country in the South Seas. Regina, a member of a government spy team tasked with extracting the scientist, heads for the isolated island where the military facility is located. Experience Dino Crisis, originally released on the original PlayStation, now enhanced with up-rendering, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters.

Apple Music Japan - Dino Crisis Original Soundtrack

And launching into PlayStation Plus Premium this month are two survival horror Classics:

🦖Dino Crisis
🔦Siren

Playable October 15. pic.twitter.com/cN9nOI4ivH

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) October 9, 2024