ARK Park

Review after the update of 4th of December 2025. I know this game from the PSVR era, seven years ago, and was pleased to relive the game on PC in a higher resolution environment. Higher resolution in comparison of running games on the Quest 3 locally, but not as high as some latest PC developments in VR. Developments of various controllers are not very well adapted, but my experience after the latest update of December 2025 is that it runs very well on the Quest 3 if you are using the Meta Quest Link route. You can choose between Quest controllers or the Xbox gamepad. It hardly can be controlled via Remote Desktop, not all buttons on the controllers are functional. Forget some minor bugs like when you want to enter the main entrance hall and forget to press the clearly visable button in front of you. Enjoy the interaction with the animals instead. Not only dinosaurs, but many other like beetles, snakes, spiders, monkeys and what you have not. The colorful wilderness is attractive, next to the various game interactions from riding on the back of a dinosaur, making photo's and flying in a hot air balloon. I've skipped the shooting part, but if you are fast enough you can enjoy that…

Snail games made this its broken

It's a cool game for a little tech demo, but unfortunately it looks like the multiplayer has been shut down, and without that, there isn't that much too it. I haven't even played it recently. The last time was a while ago. It sounds like it might not even be playable at all anymore.

ARK Park takes the dinosaur-filled universe associated with ARK and transforms it into a virtual reality experience centered more on prehistoric tourism, exploration, collecting, and spectacle than demanding survival. Developed and published by Snail Games, it invites players into a collection of environments where enormous dinosaurs can be observed from a perspective that traditional flat-screen games cannot easily reproduce. Its greatest attraction is the sense of scale created by VR. Standing near a towering prehistoric creature or watching one move through the environment can be genuinely impressive, particularly during the opening hours when discovering new species still carries a strong sense of novelty. The game does not rely heavily on a conventional narrative. Instead, progression revolves around visiting different areas, encountering creatures, gathering resources, collecting dinosaur DNA, and gradually gaining access to additional possibilities. More than a hundred prehistoric creatures contribute considerable variety to the park concept, while multiple environments prevent every expedition from taking place against exactly the same scenery. This structure makes the exp…

This is why I hate the invention of the Vive controller. I have the HP Reverb G2. And I can't get controller bindings to work with a game that uses the Vive controller. I got it to partly work. I could move. By holding the Y on the left or the B on the right, and move the controller up and down. But then the game asks me to hit the Menu Button to open some function menu. I can't progress because of that. And it suck's so much for this looks damn good on my HP Reverb G2. But games made with the Vive in mind don't work with my controllers, and there is a lot of Vive games like this I paid for but can't use. All because they wanted to be different than every other VR controller out there. >.< Damn this sucks so much when a proprietary device is made to try and be cool, while making what they made, incompatible with most everything else it could have work with if they didn't want Vive users only to be able to play this. That Idea alone sucks, for everyone else without a Vive. And I am not getting one, just to play this. >.> I so wish good stuff like this had better or upgraded controller options in game, so if a controller you are using does not work, you can fix it in game with in g…

Nice game!