Draugoth
Gold Member
I really like them, great games if you like park building
KyoZz
Tag, you're it.
First one is bad, it's way too simple. JWE2 on the other hand is a really fun game with interesting and more complicated systems and the story missions are enjoyable. I'm in with this new entry as it seems like they improved it even further.
Synless
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DeepEnigma
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SJRB
Gold Member
It's tough to answer this. I played the first for 30+ hours, the second for 10.
They're okay. It's fun to build a park from scratch and make it look nice, but the game lacks building/asset option variety to really make the park your own. There are only a handful of buildings and most buildings have like two different skins. In a park builder I expect 100 different signs, benches, street lights, trees and shrubbery, kiosks and all that stuff but none of that is in these games. The games lack customization options.
The crowds are not interactive and it's basically all smoke and mirrors making the whole thing feel kind of shallow. For instance, they don't actually enter attractions or buy things at stalls, but just phase in and out of buildings. Rollercoaster Tycoon did it better.
It also doesn't really have economy micromanagement or other things you'd expect from the same dev that did Planet Coaster and Planet Zoo, two games that completely overwhelm you with micromanagement.
It's not bad, it's just a super light experience. Buy it when it's on sale.
CoreyFlawless
Member
Yoo, this one have babies? Skipped the 2nd one. Guess I'm getting this one then. Wonder what all the improved and added
Codes 208
Member
This is what caught my attention as well. My favorite part of TLW was the baby T. rex
Ooh, I wonder if We'll be able to get baby I. rexes too
SomeNorseGuy
Member
I do enjoy my management games, never got into this series as I felt the first one was very restrictive and missing features expected. Heard 2 fixed some of it. If this makes it even better I might check it out.
kpopSuperstar
Member
It was aimed as console and casuals, hence the simplicity. Its odd since, as you said, the Planet series is all about options in building, while this is about watching dinosaurs.
I hate the Jurassic Park drama they desperately push into it, with dinos breaking out, its useless and annoying. Same with storms.
But its beautiful and its cool to unlock dinos, even if its made for consoles and simpliticy for console controllers.
Inviusx
Member
Babies, deep water and dinosaur swimming + more customisation options. Pretty much the last few things we've been asking for.
I'm ok with them releasing new numbered sequels, they are a business after all and some of this stuff probably required a lot of work.
These are great games due to their accessibility, they are light on the sim aspects but for that reason make really fun console games. If you want a super deep sim experience with basically unlimited customisation they also have Planet Zoo on consol3 but it's a massive learning curve and locked at 30fps.
Day 1 for me.
I'm ok with them releasing new numbered sequels, they are a business after all and some of this stuff probably required a lot of work.
These are great games due to their accessibility, they are light on the sim aspects but for that reason make really fun console games. If you want a super deep sim experience with basically unlimited customisation they also have Planet Zoo on consol3 but it's a massive learning curve and locked at 30fps.
Day 1 for me.
CoreyFlawless
Member
Right. Who knows, kinda can't wait for them to talk about what different and what they added.