The Archotek Project is a multiplayer dinosaur game built around shared exploration and player-created stories. On dedicated servers, participants choose from dinosaur species and roam maps with distinct environments, from tropical islands to desert canyons and broad plains. That setting supports two contrasting impulses: meeting up to role-play with friends, or seeking out other players for direct PvP fights.
Its character selection spans very different dinosaur types, including small species such as Deinonychus and large ones such as Brachiosaurus. The available Be the Dinosaur mode lets players roam custom or pre-made maps as animals. The full version also includes access to a realism server, while the listed free version offers public servers, maps and a smaller selection of playable characters. These differences shape who may be sharing a server and what choices they bring into play.
A count reflects people sharing that multiplayer space, rather than a purely solitary dinosaur simulation. The source also describes Ecosystem and Sandbox as planned full-game modes, not established features: one centers on designing habitats and adjusting animal genomes, while the other is presented as open-ended creative play with content unlocked.
