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The Cambrian Explosion

The Cambrian Explosion

The Cambrian Explosion is the perfect addition for fans of the Dino Survival card game or any who admires the weird and wonderful creatures that filled our ancient oceans! The first Dino Survival card game focused mainly on the land, where the most iconic dinosaurs lived. But this expansion focuses mainly on the sea, so it will completely shake up how the game is played.

  • Adds 2 Players
  • High Quality Illustrations
  • Includes: Anomolocaris, Cambroraster, Trilobites and more!
  • Fun for Casual and Serious Paleontology Fans

This expansion is the perfect addition or gift to take the Dino Survival experience to the next level!

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The Cambrian Explosion is the working name for an expansion to the first Dino Survival card game. Since the first game focused primarily on the land, I wanted an expansion that would help fill in what our Earth's prehistoric oceans were like. If Dino Survival has little success, the expansion will focus solely on the Cambrian period. However, if Dino Survival does well, I can do more than just the Cambrian period - a lot more!


Dino Survival started as a game I could play with my son that was more than arbitrary Dinosaur battle game with seemingly random attack stats. As I did the research for the first game, I awakened the spark I had as a child for Dinosaurs, but also the strange yet amazing creatures that lived long before them. The Cambrian Explosion is the working name for an expansion to the first Dino SurvivalTM Pending card game.


The more I have researched the Paleo and Mesozoic Eras the more impressed I am by the bio-diversity our planet once had, and the more I want to make it accessible to Paleontology Fans. If you enjoy this game or love Paleontology, please share this with your friends and family so I can keep bringing these ancient creatures to life.


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