What is Terrible Lizards, and where can you play it?

Terrible Lizards is a single-player first-person horror platformer from WDR Studios. It takes place around Dalton’s Dinos, a Route 66 dinosaur attraction in New Mexico in 1992. Digital Pajamas and Behaviour Interactive are credited as publishers.

Steam lists an October 29, 2026 release and a separate Windows demo. The publisher lists the full game on PC, Xbox and PlayStation. The console stores identify Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

How do chases work in Terrible Lizards?

The game has no weapon combat. The Steam listing describes running, jumping, climbing, wall-running, bouncing and sliding as ways to get away from creatures. Think about how to reach the next opening or landing. During quieter sections, the game uses tapes, notes and recordings to tell the story.

If you try the demo, use early stretches to get comfortable with movement before a chase. During repeated attempts, focus on the point where you lost momentum or missed the next landing. Exact inputs depend on your device and control settings.

Which problems does the Steam patch address?

WDR Studios’s v1.0.24 notes list changes to wall-running and mantling, a fix for a progression block in the large Level 3 cavern, and an extra respawn point in the second-to-last chase. If you ran into one of those problems on Steam, check that your game is updated before retrying.

The cited notes describe the Steam patch. Check the update listing for your platform if you are on console.

Quick help

Does Terrible Lizards have multiplayer?

The publisher describes Terrible Lizards as a one-player game, and Steam lists it as single-player.

What does Steam list as the minimum PC memory and storage?

Steam lists 6 GB of RAM and 25 GB of available storage for the full Windows game. Its requirements also specify a 64-bit processor and operating system.

Source and scope

Nisu reviewed the publisher’s page, official platform listings, and the Steam patch notes on November 14, 2026. We did not install the demo, play through levels, or independently reproduce the reported issues.