ARK: Survival Evolved recently made the jump from Early Access to a status that of a full-fledged title. Having spent two years in the beta-like state, the developers wanted to make sure everything was right before the official launch. However, a recent live-action ARK trailer reveals that Studio Wildcard has something else in store for fans.

Having only just hit the web within the past day, the live action ARK trailer certainly raises more questions than it answers. First off, is this promotional material for the game or something else? Second, does this video promote spawnkilling? If so, that is a serious offense and will be taken up with the Higher Council of video games. Joking aside, the video looks pretty neat. It features a dude in the buff that has just washed ashore, a woman that is clearly a higher level than the dude, and a dinosaur on which said badass woman sits. Check it out for yourself below:

It would appear that Studio Wildcard’s partners at Snail Games have come together with PIXOMONDO to create the live-action ARK trailer. They also hint at something bigger that is on the way by saying “we’ll be revealing more cinematic episodes in the near future!” Are these upcoming installments going to be part of a show of sorts? Perhaps on a television network? Are they going to be released on YouTube? Are they going to be one-off stories about the adventures within the realm of ARK? We need answers!

The title is currently available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. For our review on Microsoft’s console version, check this out. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other glorious gaming news, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Would you love to see a live-action ARK series? Do you think the installments should be random one-off tales, or should they make an actual larger picture out of its parts? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!