By the end of the game, dinosaurs are born immunized to all disease. By the middle of the game, you can send a helicopter to instantly cure any disease. At the start of the game, you are defenseless against these illnesses, resulting in sick dinosaurs and unhappy guests. For example, your dinosaurs are vulnerable to eight different diseases. However, aside from buildings, the majority of research serves to modify existing stats or outright remove elements of gameplay.
There’s a research mechanic for new buildings, services, and dinosaur wellness. Options stay limited throughout the game. The more limited your options in a tycoon-style game, the less likely you are to make a serious mistake. On starting a new game, you can only build the bare basic of guest amenities and create two species of dinosaur. Additionally, building options are severely limited, despite the apparent freedom of having an entire island to play with. These funnels of death occasionally show up to completely destroy your park before disappearing in a puff of smoke, leaving you to pick up its mess. It takes six to eight hours to max out a park's rating and the only real spike in difficulty are the twisters. You don’t have to worry about making sure rides work because the starting attractions basically print money. Maybe JPOG’s simplicity is to its benefit. Go make dinosaurs until your island is the most whimsical place on Earth. You’re given an island and $60,000 (yes, sixty thousand). Would you pay $25 to ride an elevator after paying a $300 entry fee?
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