The initial release consisted of five maps and three game modes that included: team deathmatch, where players must reach a set number of killed enemy players king of the hill, where teams fight for control of a section of a map and objective mode, where players are given specific goals to capture including a Fortress Objective where one Axis player takes control of a Styracosaurus with a Panzer IV turret mounted on its back and with his team must make it to their objective point while the allies must stop it with explosives. While powerful, the class counts as three kills in a team deathmatch. In certain maps, an Axis player can also be chosen at random to play as a Tyrannosaurus with a jaw-mounted machine gun. The Axis gained a Stygimoloch with a mounted gun, a Compsognathus that acts as a kamikaze bomber with a grenade and a flying Microraptor. The Allies gained a dinosaur class of their own, a Protoceratops with a mounted machine gun. Additional classes were added to both teams at later dates bringing the total to seven classes for the Allies and nine for the Axis. The human classes comprise assault troops, snipers, and medics while the dinosaurs comprise an attack Velociraptor, Dilophosaurus, and a Desmatosuchus with a cannon mounted on its back. However, the Axis have three human and three dinosaur classes. The Allied classes range from assault troops, medics and heavy support. Upon the game's initial release, both the Allies and the Axis had six different classes of soldier. Players have the choice between the Allied nations or the Axis powers, the latter represented by the Nazis and their dinosaur soldiers. The Allied team fights against a Tyrannosaurus rexĭino D-Day is a first-person shooter where players join one of two teams of other players as they attempt to complete their goal.
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