6600：The Park

The game feels really immersive. The dinosaurs in the game each have their own behavior patterns, so players really have to think about the unique way to deal with each type of dinosaur.

The quality of this game is quite good! However, some issues are also very clear. First, the strengths: Diverse dinosaur species with realistic models. Authentic dinosaur behaviors, very vivid. The atmosphere is sufficiently scary, especially in the Utahraptor area. The experience is streamlined and doesn't drag on. The safe room design is good and player-friendly. Shortcomings: Lack of or delayed guidance. a. New players might die because they don’t know they can hide in a locker to avoid Utahraptors. b. The birdcage area lacks a clear purpose; it seems players can finish the game without ever going there. A solution could be placing a new key inside the birdcage that players need to open the Mosasaurus enclosure gate. c. There is little introduction to Mosasaurus behavior – why does it only capsize the boat but not eat people? A simple data entry / note could be provided before entering the water. If a new player doesn't enter the safe room at the beginning and gets killed by a dinosaur, they can clip out of the map. Similarly, clipping through terrain can happen elsewhere. Suggest adding an "unstuck" option that directly respawns the player at the safe room or a respawn…

It was a dino game If you think it is cool get it on discount. iit feels like a alpha of a game that might get better but this is not it yet

Ok... Let me start by saying that I am NOT going to refund this game, even though I have every right to do so. I am excited to try it again when it has had lots and lots more work done to it... And I will change my review when it is better. I guess firstly, there is no settings menu of any kind. You can't change sound options, you can't limit your framerate, change FOV, adjust graphics, any of that. This game will use 100% of your GPU at all times. I was going between 40 and 180 FPS the whole time. Some assets are extremely low resolution and low poly, while others (such as the soda cans on the food carts) have absurdly high detailed reflections, high poly models, and crisp, clear textures. It is like whiplash to see such a high detail soda can, then turn your camera 30 degrees and see these huge crashed buses with textures that look like stretched JPEG artifacting, and super low polygon models. It is an extremely unoptimized game. I can dig the low poly look but it is clearly not intentional here- it's a mishmash of whatever assets the developer could find, some high-res, some low-res. This is my chief complaint. Secondly, the AI of the dinosaurs is broken- or they are placed in…

Perfect game for if you want a survival game about accurate dinosaurs with natural and unique behavior. Every animal has a great model that as far as I can see is custom made. Every encounter seems like a Jurassic movie moment and the premise is interesting. The only thing I would fix is the stares which could be fixed by a simple invisible plain put over every stair case. However other than that this is perfect.

A great experience, although it has its flaw but there's a certain charm to it. Meet different dinosaur and discover their mechanic on how to deal with them. The T rex was my favorite part. Still a bit buggy but not that major. If you looking for a dinosaur experience, give it a try.