In Ice Age 4, the global climate has changed since the last game in the series, and humans and dinosaurs have to coexist together. The game begins with a warning to those who might beautions themselves from what could be a dangerous adventure in the Arctic. You are required to explore and explore, never having the satisfaction of landing on anything that's not essential to the game's outcome. Every surface you find is important, and not every adventure is danger-free. Even when you're not in danger, getting near any moving objects or objects with too much noise will cause a safety warning, which will lead to a big blue warning screen, where you can either try to avoid the machine or get out, but there's no real escape if you're not in the machine. Instead, you have to carefully consider what you're trying to do when you get near the machine in order to get it to stop. The game is designed so that you can help the dinosaurs, who are struggling to survive in the cold. You can help them by gathering resources and giving them energy to help keep themselves warm. The more resources you can bring in, the more you can give them, in order to make the machine stop. Saying that, you can't help the dinosaurs if you don't have a way to help yourself. If you try to help them by giving them the resources they need to survive, you will also get a warning that you are in the game, but no action is taken. You can of course just as easily not have been in the game in the first place if you try to help the dinosaurs. If you try to help the dinosaurs and they are in danger, you will get a safety warning and the game will stop, which is game over. There is no such thing as help the dinosaurs without help, and if you try to help them without first getting them some of the resources they need, you will get a safety warning and the game will stop, which is game over.