Dino Park

Easy clicker, just very short and minimalistic upgrades Still fun if you love dino's!

Very cute collector game. Not a lot to do but open packages to get them all, feed and sell them, but that's what I expected. Also the noise the dinos make when eating is SO CUTE

Game is cute, but tying achievements to random chance of getting the needed dinosaurs from packs is obnoxious. Can't breed to add them to your collection. Say you need Apex Tyrannosaurus, so you breed two Elite T-Rex. Get a bit lucky and they'll pop an Apex T-rex and you get your Apex T-Rex, but it doesn't add it to your collection so you therefore didn't "collect/discover" it. Game was on sale for less than $2, and I would only ever recommend you get it on sale. It's fine to blow a few hours of your time. It also eats your CPU like crazy for some reason.

Fun small clicker and animal collector, took a bit to get every rarity but for the price wasnt bad. Definitely a one and done game once you finish, but still cute

Soundtrack is very relaxing, gameplay is as you'd expect. My only slight negative is that the triassic dinos look like they are considerably less effort art than the jurassic and cretacious. First 2 periods look very cute, third just look a bit janky. They have their own charm because of that, but it's not the same aesthetic.

Simple idle game. There are some QOL things I'd like to see (like seeing my accrual rate per minute, and seeing and sorting individuals, and locking my faves) but overall it's a fun cute little game to have up while you're doing other things.