All dinosaurs have a very small polycount, and are great for mobile applications and hyper casual games.

For all, 1 material and 1 texture are used (diffusion only).

Each dinosaur has a set of 16 animations:

-idle

-walk

-run

-attack

-look around

-tail attack

-jump

-jump forward

-prancing

-eat

-sleep

-sweem

-hit left

-hit right

-roll

-death

(and a little more for some)

A demo scene is included (as in the YouTube video in the description), where you can see all the animations and the opportunity to grow. And also the states of the eyes.

The asset has prefabs for each dinosaur, in which you can change the age and animations.

All dinosaurs were referenced from real prehistoric animals.

The full list is:

1. Triceratops
2. Brontosaurus
3. T-Rex
4. Stegosaurus
5. Spinosaurus
6. Raptor
7. Ankylosaurus
8. Gallimimus
9. Pachycephalosaurus
10. Plesiasaurus
11. Mozazaur
12. Ichthyosaur
13. Saurolophus
14. Kentrosaurus
15. Pteranodon
16. Styracosaurus
17. Protoceeratops
18. Pachyrhinosaurus
19. Diabloceratops
20. Einiosaurus
21. Pentaceratops
22. Brachiosaurus
23. Diplodocus
24. Isisaurus
25. Camarasaurus
26. Ampelosaurus
27. Agustinia
28. Giraffatitan
29. Amargasaurus
30. Tarbosaurus
31. Allosaurus
32. Ceratosaurus
33. Carcharodontosaurus
34. Giganotosaurus
35. Deinonychus
36. Dromaeosaurus
37. Baryonyx
38. Ichtyovenator
39. Irritator
40. Edaphosaurus
41. Dimetrodon
42. Polacanthus
43. Struthiomimus
44. Compsognathus
45. Dracorex
46. Lystrosaurus
47. Gorgonops
48. Corythosaurus
49. Hadrosaurus
50. Lambeosaurus
51. Iguanodon
52. Therizinosaurus
53. Eurhinosaurus
54. Kronosaurus
55. Shonisaurus
56. Elasmosaurus
57. Rhomaleosaurus
58. Tylosaurus
59. Tupuxuara
60. Dimorphodon
61. Dylaphosaurus
62. Hesperosaurus
63. Gigantspinosaurus
64. Placerias
65. Deinosuch
66. Sarcosuchus
67. Purusaurus