Dinosaur Reserve: The Game (Revised Edition)

Paleozoic Expansion Pass

For the final DLC Expansion of the game, we go farther back in time than we've ever been before to the Paleozoic Era to rescue paleofauna from Before the Dinosaurs to populate your parks!

The best way to describe the Paleozoic era is that it was a time when Life on Earth was in its Beta testing phase, our planet was virtually unrecognizable during this time home to an array of bizarre creatures, some of which were downright alien in appearance. from giant insects to sail-backed pelycosaurs, the paleozoic was home to a myriad of unique paleofauna to wow park guests. which is why the DR International board of directors have taken interest in this particular era.

The Bug House is specifically designed to hold the giant insects equipped with Oxygen emitters to simulate the Carboniferous atmosphere, place your big bugs outside the bug house and they'll suffocate to death.

Another new piece of Guest entertainment added in this Expansion is the Touch tank, where visitors of the Reserve young and old can come pet some of the smaller, more friendlier ancient marine life such as Trilobites and prehistoric fish. Now onto the missions:

This expansion has a total of 24 missions to choose from, even though we only have a small number of missions from this era but the fauna is incredibly diverse. Missions include:

First Life (Ediacaran)

Earth's Alien World (Burgess Shale)

The Shelled Kraken (Ordovician Ocean)

Sea of Scorpions (Silurian Gotland)

First Jaws (Kuanti Formation)

Swamp Scorpion (Hunsruck Slate)

The Age of Fish (Cleveland Shale)

Mother of Fishes (Gogo Formation)

Landfall (Devonian Miguasha)

Fish out of Water (Devonian Ellesmere Island)

First Legs (Devonian Greenland)

Age of Amphibians (Catskill Formation)

Mega-Bugs (East Kirton Quarry)

An Ancient Oddity (Mazon Creek Formation)

When Sharks Ruled (Bear Gulch Limestone)

First Lizards (Joggins Formation)

Sail-Backs (Arroyo Formation)

Beast of Bromacker (Tambach Formation)

Amphibian Crocodile (Pedra De Fogo Formation)

Reptile Takeover (Karoo Formation)

The Crowned Crocodile (Ocher Formation)

A Shark with a Dental Problem (Kupferschiefer Formation)

The Ancient Gorgons (Usili Formation)

The Great Dying (Siberian Traps)