Prehistoric Kingdom

Prehistoric Kingdom is a park simulator where visitors come to see extinct animals. Dinosaurs and mammoths are grown in laboratories, and each species requires its own conditions. The buildings are divided by purpose: enclosures, feeding troughs, veterinary stations and paths for guests. Climate and vegetation affect the well-being of animals, so the park has to be adapted to them. DNA is collected from finds, and some species are discovered for caring for offspring. Employees keep order, but they also need to be supervised. Guests are divided by interests: some need predators, others need calm herbivores. The park is growing in sections, and income depends on how convenient everything is. In addition to the enclosures, there is a laboratory where new species are bred, and a training center for employees. Income depends on how convenient the park is and how many guests it attracts. Problems happen suddenly: either an escaped animal or a broken feeder. Saving is done manually. The design is detailed, and animal animations are made separately for each species. The sandbox mode is worth mentioning separately: it gives out unlimited funds, and the park can be built without regard to the budget. Some views open only in this mode. Additionally, tasks for breeding rare animals are available. I would also like to note the behavior of the animals: some live in herds, others hunt alone. Some animals are bred only in the laboratory, and this requires rare samples. For those who like to build and take care of animals, this game is suitable.