
Take on the role of park manager and design the ultimate zoo for nature's greatest creations.
Most likely between $3.5M and $9.8M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 91% | approximately $5.8M |
| Epic | $29.99 | 93% | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $6.09 on Steam · Russia (−80%). Compare 16 prices in 15 markets →
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Only like an hour in so these are mostly surface level observations that are subject to change, but wanted to throw my two cents in anyways. If you come into this expecting "Planet Zoo with Dinosaurs", you will not be disappointed. The modular building system gives you a lot of the depth that you get with Planet Zoo, and the staff and animal management also feel very similar. The animal models also look excellent, it's refreshing to see an attempt at paleo-accuracy and there's clear attention to detail given. However, it's definitely still an early access game. In only 70 minutes I've come across quite a few bugs and visual jank. - When first opening your park, sometimes guests don't appear and you have to save and reload to fix it. - Sometimes multiple staff members get stuck trying to "clock in" to the same location at once, and you have to move one of them. - Paths can occasionally flicker overlap with the ground below them. - If one animal starts doing an animation, other animals might start copying the animation even if it doesn't make sense (ex: a different animal copying a feeding animation despite not being near food) Along with that the optimization isn't incredible, I can easily run JWE3 on my setup, but this game feels slightly slow on high settings (medium has been working well enough for me so far). So, if you want a complete, polished experience, wait until release. But if you can overlook some minor glitches and jank, I'd say it's worth it if you enjoy similar games.
better than jwe3
fun but needs more dinosaurs
los modelos muy realistas y muy buenas animaciones
En un gran juego, si hay algunas cosas que necesitan pulirse, pero eso se te olvida en cuanto vez los gráficos, la manera de jugar, las libertades que te dan a la hora de construir, y sobre todos los animales. se nota el cariño y compromiso que tienen los creadores con este juego, ya que han logrado hacer un juego que en mi opinión ya esta a la par a otros simuladores de gestión de dinosaurios, y sin duda te lo recomiendo si te gustan los animales o los dinosaurios, aunque el juego no solo tiene dinosaurios, si no otros animales de otros grupos y periodos, además, si vienes de otros videojuegos o eres una persona no muy culta del tema este juego te puede enseñar cosas sobre la vida prehistórica que no sabias. Perdón si te aburro o canso con mucho texto, pero es que en verdad le tengo mucho cariño a este juego y quiero que le valla muy bien
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Lamentablemente por tiempo no he jugado como me gustaría este juego pero mi opinión es simple: Es un hermoso juego que vale totalmente la pena, ya sea que te gusten los juegos de administración, de diseño de parques/zoológicos, y por supuesto, fauna prehistórica. Es un juego simplemente hermoso, se nota el amor que le tienen los desarrolladores.
Great game, lots of potential, and probably will be the best prehistoric park builder with realism.
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I like this game WAY more than the Jurassic World Evolution series, but there are still a lot of bugs. If you're willing to sit through some bugs (ie: floors changing textures when others are deleted) then you should be happy. also needs a mid to high end computer, i always play on very low settings.