Dino Park

What a tranquil escape into a prehistoric world of dinosaur collection. Soothing music and addictive game play, a perfect chilled out experience

Got this gift as a gift. If you like idle games, you'd like this I think - similar to chillaquariam. Going to give this game a recommendation because it was really cute and I enjoyed it, I still play just for the dopamine hits. However just as a note, despite my positive review, be aware that the devs have not fixed a bug where sometimes you don't get credit for discovering a dino. This has prevented me from 100 percenting this game.

Easy clicker, just very short and minimalistic upgrades Still fun if you love dino's!

Game is cute, but tying achievements to random chance of getting the needed dinosaurs from packs is obnoxious. Can't breed to add them to your collection. Say you need Apex Tyrannosaurus, so you breed two Elite T-Rex. Get a bit lucky and they'll pop an Apex T-rex and you get your Apex T-Rex, but it doesn't add it to your collection so you therefore didn't "collect/discover" it. Game was on sale for less than $2, and I would only ever recommend you get it on sale. It's fine to blow a few hours of your time. It also eats your CPU like crazy for some reason.

Very cute collector game. Not a lot to do but open packages to get them all, feed and sell them, but that's what I expected. Also the noise the dinos make when eating is SO CUTE

Cute game and calming soundtrack. The art is great and adorably wonky at times. It's worthwhile for the price, but I seem to have encountered a bug in which bred dinos don't count as discovered dinos, so I've had to spam buy the packs in order to unlock dinos that I already own by breeding. This is a bit of a damper but otherwise the game is just very fun if you love dinos, there isn't really an objective other than just having adorable dinosaurs. Sadly it's hard to keep track of your individuals dinosaurs without a list, as they all clump together.