<p>If you're in for a challenge, here is what I remember about this small game I'd like to find more information on :</p>
<ul>
<li>It was a small collectible cards game about dinosaurs. Each card was of a square shape, <em>probably</em> cut from the cardboard of the cereal boxes it came from. However, it may have come from a different kind of &quot;loot box&quot;, something rather common and mostly aimed at children though (hence why it was probably cereals).</li>
<li>Each card represented a specific dinosaur, or an &quot;era-appropriate&quot; disaster (definitly had an asteroid, maybe volcanoes), each with a single &quot;strength&quot; ranking up to 9 (it think the asteroid was a 9 at least). The back of the cards was mostly red, with maybe the (cereals?) brand written in white.</li>
<li>I remember the gameplay was surprisingly interesting with such a few things going on, and may or may not involve bluffing, risk taking and carefully balacing your forces. I was however quite young, so take this with a grain of salt. It was a 1-vs-1 game.</li>
<li>I played it around 1999-2001 most probably, give or take a year.</li>
<li>It was french, and I have no idea if it was internationalized.</li>
</ul>
<p>To summarize:<br />
<strong>I'm searching for a french dinosaurs-themed square red cards game cut from the back of cereal boxes around the turn of the 2000's. <em>Good luck.</em></strong></p>

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2021-06-28T16:04:23.557Z
Do you think that it was a "common deck" game?  A game where everyone draws from the same deck?
LeppyR64
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2021-06-29T06:44:51.580Z
Yes, it probably was
Keelhaul
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Collectible dinosaurs cards game from cereals loot box (probably), in the turn of the 2000's
Keelhaul
# Collectible dinosaurs cards game from cereals loot box (probably), in the turn of the 2000's

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-06-28)

If you're in for a challenge, here is what I remember about this small game I'd like to find more information on :

* It was a small collectible cards game about dinosaurs. Each card was of a square shape, *probably* cut from the cardboard of the cereal boxes it came from. However, it may have come from a different kind of "loot box", something rather common and mostly aimed at children though (hence why it was probably cereals).
* Each card represented a specific dinosaur, or an "era-appropriate" disaster (definitly had an asteroid, maybe volcanoes), each with a single "strength" ranking up to 9 (it think the asteroid was a 9 at least). The back of the cards was mostly red, with maybe the (cereals?) brand written in white.
* I remember the gameplay was surprisingly interesting with such a few things going on, and may or may not involve bluffing, risk taking and carefully balacing your forces. I was however quite young, so take this with a grain of salt. It was a 1-vs-1 game.
* I played it around 1999-2001 most probably, give or take a year.
* It was french, and I have no idea if it was internationalized.

To summarize:  
**I'm searching for a french dinosaurs-themed square red cards game cut from the back of cereal boxes around the turn of the 2000's. *Good luck.***

**Tags:** identify-this-game

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Do you think that it was a "common deck" game?  A game where everyone draws from the same deck?  
> **username_0**: Yes, it probably was  

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