Dec 01, 2016 07:01 AM EST By Christian Pepito, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Ark: Survival Evolved" will be launched in December in North America and Europe for the PlayStation 4. Fans of the video game expressed their excitement to play on their PS4 console systems.

"Ark: Survival Evolved" launch date

According to the official forums of "Ark: Survival Evolved," the dinosaur survival video game will be released on Dec. 6 in North America and Europe for the PS4. It will come in two versions, which are the "Ark: Survivor Pack" and the standalone version.

"Ark: Survival Evolved" North America release

For the North American release, the "Ark: Survival Evolved" standalone version will not be available for purchase until then. This is due to the reason that the final product will not be released until spring 2017. For the "Ark: Survivor's Pack," the PS4 version will cost $54.99 and will include the base game, the Scorched Earth expansion, and the exclusive PS4 content, which are the Bionic Giganotosaurus skin, and the entire Manticore armor set for male and female.

For players who will buy the Survivor's Pack, they can expect a constant stream of updates. These updates will contain new dinosaurs, weapons, armor, mechanics, and many more until spring 2017.

"Ark: Survival Evolved" European release

For the European release, the "Ark: Survival Evovled" standalone version can be bought for $37 with the Scorched Earth expansion for $21 on its own. The "Ark: Survivor's Pack" can be bought for $53, which will have the same contents as the North American version.

"Ark: Survival Evolved" fans excited to play

According to another post on the official forums of "Ark: Survival Evolved," fans are excited to play the dinosaur survival video game for the first time on their PS4 console systems. It was revealed that the exclusive skins are time exclusive only and will be released soon on other platforms as well. The armor sets are the only ones exclusive for now.

Check out the "Ark: Survival Evolved" Launch Trailer video below:

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