As its name, “Jurassic Park 3: Park Builder” is a simulation building game, taking the dinosaur theme to exploit. If someone has already seen the movie, they probably have envisioned the gameplay in general. In the beginning, the system provides a mining team, and you need to send them to a specific area to start building works as well as some necessary laboratories. Moments later, they will search for pets, specifically Dinosaurs. This kind of species is not available, but must be recreated through DNA, as modern 4.0 is still doing. In the course of researching, it will take some time to wait. Take advantage of it to start your park advertising plan. According to that, many tourists will know and come to visit. However, roads should also be focused on construction. There are three types of roads: dirt roads in trees, walkways, and bus paths. They will cost a bit of G (currency unit), but it’s not very significant, because the game provides a fairly comfortable amount to do this.
Dinosaurs have plenty of types. So far, I have known about 140 with quite diverse categories, three for meat, and three for grass. One of them brings doubts about their existence, but the purpose at all is just simply to bring in interesting.
Simulation is highly concerned, so there are many aspects quite close to reality. There will be some consequences, if undeveloped. For example, in terms of the media, if you ignore it, then surely no one will know about the existence of the park that you spend so much effort on. Without health care, food, or even if habitat that is not really close to nature, the living creatures will probably die. If structures are not strong enough, storms will easily damage. However, they can still be recreated and restored because that is the inevitable factor that will happen in this life.
Overall, “Jurassic Park 3: Park Builder” has fairly simple gameplay, similar to “Zoo Tycoon,” to put players into the role of a manager. Everything can be adjusted from the price of a ticket, choosing the means to communicate, organizing tours to collecting people’s feedback to improve.
