There is something missing from our world... the amazing animals that time has left behind. but what if we could bring them back? what if extinction didn't have to be forever? Inspired by Prehistoric Park, This Video game concept sends you, the play...
A year has passed since the main story, and Dinosaur Reserve has grown immensely since the park first opened. but now Dinosaur Reserve CEO Norman Mackenzie wants to expand Dinosaur Reserve beyond your little park back home. Now he wants to EXPAND Dinosaur Reserve into a FRANCHISE of parks around the world! The first stop in this globetrotting quest is North America, home to some of the most well-known and Iconic dinosaurs to ever live!
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The North American continent was already well-represented in the base game mission line-up, outside of the obligatory Morrison and Hell Creek missions we had the likes of the Chinle, Cloverly, Two Medicine, Dinosaur Park, and Prince Creek formations. but there's still more ground we had yet to cover on this continent, from the double-crested Dilophosaurus to the ferocious Utahraptor to the many-horned Kosmoceratops to the gentle giant Alamosaurus, North America has no shortage of iconic paleofauna. New maps include Canada, Alaska, Mexico, Utah, Washington, Phoenix, Pennsylvania, San Diego, New York, and Orlando.
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With new locations to build your parks in comes a slew of new themed building pieces allowing you the player to build structures that appeal to the cultures of the regions you'll be building your parks in: you have the Pueblo-themed building set representing the American southwest (which is surprisingly the setting of a good chunk of these DLC missions) and you have the more interesting of the two sets which is the Inuit-themed building set, as that set comes with Native American Totem-style statues depicting Canadian dinosaurs such as Albertosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, and Cryodrakon. We also got a set of Appalachian log cabin-themed building sets for those who love to build mountain parks.
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