Terrible Lizards Combines Parkour Movement with Prehistoric Horror in New Gameplay Trailer
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
WDR Studios revealed a new gameplay trailer for Terrible Lizards at IGN Live 2026, showing off a first-person survival horror game that mixes parkour movement with prehistoric monsters.
WDR Studios just dropped a fresh look at Terrible Lizards during IGN Live 2026, showcasing a distinct approach to the survival horror genre. The upcoming first-person title strands players as a college student named Jordan inside a decaying Route 66 dinosaur roadside attraction. Beneath the rusty fiberglass dinosaurs and cracked asphalt lies a sprawling underground excavation site and a mysterious black substance. Players must scavenge and survive while hunted by monstrous prehistoric predators lurking in the dark.
What sets this project apart from standard survival horror is the heavy emphasis on movement. Instead of playing as a fragile, slow-moving protagonist, you navigate the collapsing caverns and abandoned exhibits using fluid parkour and platforming mechanics. The gameplay loop demands constant momentum through running, climbing, swinging, wall-running, and sliding. This combination of high-speed traversal and tense creature encounters gives the game a unique rhythm that should appeal to fans looking for something beyond traditional hide-and-seek horror.
The game is heading to PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC via Steam, though WDR Studios has not yet announced a specific release date. As survival horror continues to evolve with creative gameplay hooks, blending high-octane mobility with monster-heavy atmosphere is a smart play. You can watch the full gameplay reveal over at IGN South Africa to see how the movement mechanics hold up against the terrifying prehistoric threats.
Tags: Terrible Lizards, WDR Studios, Survival Horror, PC Gaming, Console Gaming
Original article: IGN South Africa