Developer Momentum Games and publisher Black Lantern Collective have officially unveiled Athanasia, a retro-inspired first-person dinosaur survival shooter that merges Dino Crisis tension with System Shock immersive sim mechanics across an abandoned South American subterranean research complex. According to verified reports from Rock Paper Shotgun, players step into the boots of researcher Carmen Flores as she investigates an ominous, decaying research installation overrun by rogue genetically engineered dilophosaurs and velociraptors. Rather than delivering a mindless arcade run-and-gun shooter, Athanasia leans heavily into methodical exploration, environmental storytelling, inventory management, and tactical audio cues reminiscent of Looking Glass Studios classics. Gamers eager to test high-fidelity atmospheric lighting on next-gen hardware should note our coverage on the [Nvidia RTX 5090 Status: Flagship GPU Not Discontinued [Confirmed]](/news/nvidia-rtx-5090-availability-status). The title tasks survivors with rerouting backup generator power, hacking security nodes, and managing limited ammunition magazines while predatory carnivores actively hunt via dynamic ventilation shafts. With Capcom continuing to prioritize mainline zombie remakes over long-requested Jurassic revivals, Athanasia establishes a fresh benchmark for survival-horror enthusiasts demanding authentic sci-fi isolation.