Some things can take up to 12 hours to finish, however, they continue in the background even if the app is closed, and therefore it proves to be a brilliant game for those with a busy schedule that find themselves with only a few minutes each hour to themselves. What proves aggravating is that nearly everything you do, from hatching dinosaurs to clearing forest space, takes time. It’s a little overwhelming at first but incredibly easy to get the hang of, that’s not the issue. I’m not going to lie to you, this game takes a while. This actually proves to drag the entertainment value of the game out even more as you find yourself thinking about your park and how it’s all going a lot more than you do about that 12 killstreak you got in Black Ops. You’re supposed to just run the park almost along with your daily routine, you check up on your dinosaurs every now and then, collect some money off them, plant a few trees and then go back to watching the TV. This isn’t really a game you can play for hours on end, the missions take about 5 minutes to complete and you get around 4 each level, however, that’s not how it was meant to be played. Related: CBS Films Signs Deus Ex Movie Based on Human Revolution I personally haven’t parted with a penny during my time playing and it hasn’t been detrimental to my experience at all as most items can be bought using ‘Coins’ not ‘Bucks’ which are gained from Dinosaurs.
They can be collected by installing apps distributed by Tapjoy but aren’t necessary if you’re patient.
Unfortunately ‘Bucks’, which is the currency for purchasing special items or speeding up building work, come in paid packages from £1.99-£17.99 which is basically stupid. (I would like to make note that all the in-game images are screenshots from my own park)įirst off, this game is free (Or was at the time of writing this review/Is in the UK) So it’s a “you’ve got nothing to lose” kind of gamble. Now that I have your attention I shall tell you about what this game has to offer. And so, after two weeks of game play here’s my vibe: It’s basically The Sims, but with dinosaurs instead of people. Being an iOS user I headed for the App Store and grabbed it. I obviously watched the film but also checked out if any half decent game versions of the film had been released, I was promptly met with Jurassic Park Builder which is out for both Android and iOS. So I was watching TV the other day and I saw that Jurassic Park was on and suddenly I got a wave of nostalgia, floods of dinosaur related memories came rushing back to me.
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