Path of Titansis a recently releasedopen-world survival RPGthat places players in control of some of the most fearsome creatures from the Jurassic period. Fans of Jurassic Park will have a field day when able to control, modify, and evolve their favorite dinosaur while engaging other players in a massive multiplayer map.
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Path Of Titanshas a laundry list of creatures for players to choose from, consisting of Herbivores for more tranquil players, and Carnivores for players who love the thrill of the hunt. For the former, there are a stable amount of dinos that players can choose from that stand the best chance at survival in the wild. Each creature has unique traits, abilities, and customization tools to make players feel unique while playing. Here are some of the best herbivores to play inPath of Titans.
7Kentrosaurus
Only taking up a group size of two, the Kentrosaurus is a breed of dinosaur spawning from the medium-sized class inPath of Titans. It is a quadruped that has protruding spikes along its body and tail. Within the game, the Kentrosaurus excels at moving and attacking with above-average damage along with solid defense. Unfortunately, one of the drawbacks is the Kentrosaurus lacks in speed both on land and in water compared to more mobile dinosaurs.
However, the Kentrosaurus compensates for its lacking mobility with strong defensive skills, such as its spiked hide trait, which causes damage to attackers if they come in contact with one of its spikes. The Kentrosaurus also benefits from a powerful tail attack that can be charged and dishes out bleed damage that can take on even the mightiest predators.
6Iguanodon
The Iguanodon may not look like the most imposing dinosaur inPath of Titans, but it is more than capable of competing with even some of the morepowerful dinosaur breedsin the game. The Iguanodon’s main advantage is its explosive speed. It’s able to elude and circle larger, more powerful dinosaurs that are known for their attack power over their maneuverability.
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The Iguanodon stands on four legs but can utilize its two front legs in combat. It has several abilities that modify its defense, which aids in adapting a “death by a thousand cuts” game plan utilizing the dinosaur’s speed advantage. The Iguanodon will make a great addition to any squad, only having a group size of three.
5Stegosaurus
The Stegosaurus is a more than recognizable dinosaur insidePath of Titansand out, made popular by theJurassic Parkfilm franchise. The Stegosaurus is a large build dinosaur that walks on four legs and has a row of thick hard scales or spikes along its back.
InPath fo Titans, the Stegosaurus is more than capable of going blow for blow on the front lines against most other species in the game. It can deal massive damage with its tail swipe and take a few hits and keep moving thanks to its tough hide. In addition, the Stegosaurus takes up a reasonable group size of three, making it a solid choice for co-op play.
4Struthiomimus
The Struthiomimus, known for its tall height and ability to walk on two legs, is a member of the raptor class of dinosaurs inPath of Titans. The Struthiomimus is known as the fastest creature in the game and adopts a high-speed combat style that hits foes and retreats before they have a chance to retaliate.
Having a group size of one, the Struthiomimus does best in a pack or with a dedicated ‘Tank” dinosaur to soak up the focus of prey while it takes advantage of its pecking attack peppering foes to whittle them down to its size. However, players should be aware that the Struthiomimus doesn’t have many defensive capabilities outside its speed, so frontline fighting is to be avoided.
3Eotriceratops
Some of the sturdiest creatures inPath of Titanscome from theceritopsclass of dinosaurs. The Eotriceritops is another popular dinosaur for its high defensive capabilities but can also make an impact with powerful, although slow, attacks.
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While mobility isn’t the Eotriceritop’s primary tool, paired with its powerful horns and immense power in a charge, it can dish out massive damage that will make even the largest predator think twice about taking it head-on. The Eotriceritops also has excellent survivability, able to shrug off blows thanks to its tank qualities. Focusing on the Eotriceritops will be an uphill battle but ignoring it will be a grave mistake for enemy players who underestimate the damage this beast is capable of.
2Amargasaurus
The Amargasaurus is another large-sized quadruped inPath of Titans. This creature is a lengthy brute with above-average defensive and offensive capabilities. The Amargasaurus has tough skin and thick barbs that protrude around its neck, making it very viable for frontline combat.
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Unfortunately, the Amargasaurus is on the slow side and doesn’t do well in the numbers game, so players should be careful not to get swarmed. The Amargasuarus can use the headbutt and Tail Strike abilities which are strong in one-on-one fights, and only possess a group size of three.
1Styracosaurus
The Styracosaurus also belongs to theceritopsclass but is a medium-sized dinosaur inPath of Titans.This creature shouldn’t be underestimated as it has an above-average land speed and can dish out a fair amount of damage. Maybe not the best solution for solo play but with a small group or more agile partner, it can definitely make an impact against enemy predators.
The Styracosaurus can use the Headbutt and Stomp abilities but is not very mobile while in combat, so players will have to decide when to engage and when to flee. In addition, the Styracosaurus has a group size of three, so paired with something a bit bigger or just as fast would promote strong chemistry and perform well in thegame’s survival aspects.
Path of Titansis available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Android, and iOS.
