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One of my favorite games is the park builder Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis. It was released back in 2003. The recent Jurassic World Evolution was a solid successor to JPOG, but Parkasarus, an indie game in Early Access on Steam, actually captures the feel of JPOG better. And it looks cuter doing it, too. Suggested ReadingDeveloped by Washbear Studio, Parkasarus is a colorful and cute take on the dino-themed park builder. While Evolution and JPOG went after more realistic visuals, Parkasaurs embraces the silly and fun nature of building a dino park. From the visuals to the writing and to how dinosaurs are bred, everything is a lot more cartoonish and funny. Suggested ReadingLive Forever in the Universe of 'New World: Aeternum'However, don’t let these visuals distract you too much. Underneath the gorgeous art is an intense park management game that rivals even Jurassic World Evolution. Like JPOG, you build enclosures and add grass, trees, water, and rocks into these pens. But Parkasarus demands these enclosures meet certain requirements. For example, the first dino you get is a Stegosaurus. This dinosaur needs to live in a rainforest biome, meaning you will have to add water, grass and certain trees to the pen to make the animal happy. Add too much of something and you can turn the pen into a desert, a forest or even a swamp.Dinos in Parkasarus need more than just food, water, and sleep too. They will want privacy. This can be achieved using tall grass they hide in, tall walls or keeping paths that guest use away from the fences. They will also want a diversity of plants and rocks and will get bored without toys or other dinos. They can be a bit high maintenance. When I first played I didn’t worry too much about

Lives, birth and aging, aggression, and trainability• Rebreeding of exotic and extinct animal and plant species in special research labs• Intricate water simulation, with underwater world, waterfalls, etc.• Bridge systems, underwater tunnels, and jeeps for real safari adventures• Visitor mode for taking a walk or a drive around your own park• Photo album for organizing your pictures of the park• Encyclopaedia with lots of useful information about the animals and plants• Advertising and marketing for luring new visitorsMenampilkan lebih banyakUnduh Wildlife Park 2 di PC Dengan Emulator GameLoopDapatkan permainan uap Wildlife Park 2Wildlife Park 2, adalah permainan uap populer yang dikembangkan oleh b-alive gmbh. Anda dapat mengunduh Wildlife Park 2 dan game uap teratas dengan GameLoop untuk dimainkan di PC. Klik tombol 'Dapatkan' maka Anda bisa mendapatkan penawaran terbaik terbaru di GameDeal.Wildlife Park 2 FiturWildlife Park 2 will completely satisfy animal lovers and zoo fans: an incomparable natural experience – right in your living room! Now’s the chance to build the Zoo of your dreams!Become a zoo manager and take good care of your animal charges! Wildlife Park 2 brings you into "up close and personal" contact with more than 50 different animal species. Observe the lovingly animated, realistic interaction of the animals - with other animals, the landscape, the play equipment, or the visitors to the park! Just like in a real zoo, the animals must receive all-round care. This is as easy as winking in Wildlife Park 2: With a click of the mouse you can feed, doctor, pet, or even relocate animals, or get them moving. You will guide a team of landscape architects, gardeners, keepers, veterinarians, and scientists. If you manage your zoo carefully, you will soon be able to celebrate the birth of new animals!Construct your zoo using more than 100 animal houses, visitor facilities, staff buildings, decorative park elements, and enclosure equipment. Wildlife Park 2 is an ideal playground for amateur architects, too! Use the extensive terraforming options to create your own imaginative landscapes. Plenty of established plant species and botanical rarities such us underwater plants or cacti will thrive under your loving care, and all this is lavishly displayed by a dynamic plant system. Another specialty is the realistically simulated flow of water. By easily placing a water source, you can create thunderous waterfalls and rambling water worlds.Visitors to your zoo will expect a few treats, too - build restaurants and ice-cream parlors and provide spectacular entertainment. Employ advertising and marketing to attract new visitors. But don't forget to keep an eye on your zoo's budget at all times!Features:• 20 missions and freeplay maps (sandboxmode) around the world• 50 different animal species, 30 plant species• More than 100 animal houses, visitor facilities, staff

Story highlights World's second-largest indoor water park found in Alberta, Canada Watercube Waterpark in Beijing is China's second-most popular attraction, after Great Wall Tropical Islands water park in Germany housed inside largest free-standing hall in the world CNN — Some of us are lucky enough to live within a rogue inflatable ball’s reach of the world’s best beaches. Some of us can paddle out for a ride on the greatest waves on a whim. For those of us who live further inland, or prefer something less salty, there are still watery joys to be had, in the form of the world’s best water parks. One enormous wave pool obviously wasn’t enough for the team behind Aquatica, so they built two, side by side. Elsewhere, the Dolphin Plunge water slide takes passengers on a white-knuckle ride through a dolphin-filled aquarium and riders brave enough to take on the Omaka Rocka blast down a series of flumes and funnels. There’s a sandy beach covered with 1,360 tons of soft, white sand and South Seas-inspired gardens with more than 60,000 species of plants. Top water parks of the United States As of 2013, this Middle East water park is home to the world’s widest water slide, the Middle East’s longest river ride (2.3 kilometers in length) and the Middle East’s longest zip line. The park’s other attractions include several water coasters, a 2,296-foot-long (700 meters) private beach and the Shark Lagoon, where visitors can hand-feed rays. An Alpine lake is the location for this outdoor water park, which opens from April to the end of September. There are water rides, a diving tower and a hydro-speed slide. On dry land there’s a high-ropes course, bridge swing and climbing wall. Beach Park’s most famous ride is Insano, which ranks as the world’s tallest (135

Feet/41 meters) and fastest (65 mph/104 kph) water slide. Equally petrifying is Kalafrio, a giant half-pipe slide. Younger visitors can check out an enormous big top-themed play area or the Acqua Show, with water cannons, synchronized water jets and eight water slides just for kids. Beach Park, Rua Porto das Dunas, Fortaleza, Brazil; +55 85 4012 3000 You’ll find four looping water slides and an enormous wave pool at this South Korean water park, alongside more traditional attractions such as hot spring pools. Exhausted visitors can power nap in one of the water park’s sleeping rooms, which have purified air and beds carved from energy-boosting jade. Siam Park is a Thai-themed water park on the island of Tenerife. The park’s most popular ride is the 91-foot-high (27 meters) Tower of Power, on which riders plunge down a vertical drop before shooting through an aquarium filled with stingrays and sharks. A lazy river and surf lessons in the park’s wave pool offer slightly more sedate activities. 7. Tropical Islands (Krausnick, Germany) Housed inside the largest free-standing hall in the world – the structure was originally built as a hangar for dirigibles – Tropical Islands can accommodate 6,000 visitors a day and has one of the world’s largest indoor pools, measuring 656 feet (200 meters) in length. Away from the water, there’s a rainforest with 50,000 plants, a hotel and a nightclub. It’s even possible to go for a balloon ride – all without stepping outside. All of the rides at Watercube Waterpark were designed overseas and shipped in. Highlights include the funnel-shaped Tornado ride, Aqualoop slide and Bulletbowl, where riders shoot down an enclosed slide into a huge bowl. Visitors should keep an eye out for the enormous jellyfish and clouds of bubbles suspended from the ceiling. Foam parties aren’t the