You will play the role of a scientist like Dr. Hammond in the video game Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, and your objective will be to create an amusement park with a dinosaur theme.
You can construct electric fences, just like in the first movie. Some of the bars have a more powerful electric discharge than others, and these are the ones that are designed for the more enormous dinosaurs. A wall with 100 volts might be enough to keep a raptor contained, while one with 500 volts might be required to maintain a T-Rex from escaping.
You can access various structures, such as traditional restaurants, bathrooms, souvenir stalls, and photo booths.
You can put together a safari tour, similar to what happened in the first movie. You even have the opportunity to go on the tour yourself and view your park from the perspective of other people who visit it.
The Ranger Station is undoubtedly worthy of being included among the most essential items. If you construct this facility, you can monitor your park for any potential catastrophes using helicopters. If dinosaurs manage to escape, you can switch on the view inside the plane and attempt to attempt with a tranquilizer dart. You can let the AI catch the dinosaur if you only want to focus on construction.
To successfully breed a dinosaur, you will first need to commission a crew to search for fossils and then have those fossils examined. The operation takes some time, but the more time you give your workers to do their tasks, the longer your dino will live and the more satisfied your guests will be. If you demand the team provide the results too quickly, your dinosaur might only live for ten days.
The different dinos require different resources. To survive, herbivores need an ample supply of trees and grass, whereas carnivores need animals like goats and cows. It is possible that your carnivores will become bored of being fed, in which case you will need to introduce a smaller-sized dinosaur (for example, a raptor into a T-Rex enclosure) for the enormous dinosaur to hunt.
The game features a variety of different camera views. You can spin the camera 360 degrees, zoom in and out, join the “visitor” cam, ride on the safari, enjoy a scenic trip in a hot air balloon, or peek out the helicopter window.
A comprehensive handbook on dinosaurs is also provided. This reference is designed to help you find out what likes and dislikes each dinosaur has, as well as how to make them happy, and it also includes a brief history of each dinosaur.
