Dinosaur Park: Primeval Zoo Reviews
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Dinosaur Park: Primeval Zoo for iPhone.
Dinosaur Park: Primeval Zoo is free iOS app published by Upjers GmbH
A great game!
Chloe S. Turner
I enjoy this game a lot, I would love to see more dinosaurs added to the game! Its super cute and the models are pretty good! My only complaint is that workers dont stay forever and arent the cheapest, and cant be bought with coin. Maybe make them pricy but stay forever? Or lower the price a tad?
I lost a key item
bunzoo43-bunzoo41
There is a glitch where I bought the stegosaurus and I didn’t get it
Good game if you can tolerate the constant nagging to buy
crgisme
There are apps where someone has an idea for a game and then figures out a way to monetize it, and then there are apps where someone has an idea for monetizing a game and then they make up a game to fit. This one is firmly seated in the second camp, where the money- making potential is obviously more important than the game experience. That said, it is actually a pretty enjoyable game. You build and enhance your park, stock it with dinos and try to build park attendance. There are always new things being unlocked, and new goals/quests to achieve. Dino breeding unlocks at level 12, various shops and new dinos become available, you can expand and rearrange your park. But the constant push to buy is irritating. You can advance in the game, to a point, without purchasing the gemstones, but it is not easy and gets harder and harder the further into the game you go. For instance, high level food stands can only be purchased using ammonites, and you are not allowed to purchase more than a few of the low-level stands, so unless you use ammonites you will not be able to have enough stands to satisfy your clients (or earn enough income to expand your park). You do earn ammonites in-game, but very, very slowly. You can also watch videos to earn ammonites, but at 10 videos per ammonite, you’d have to watch hundreds of videos to earn enough to buy a single food stand. There are also an increasing number of strategically placed expansion properties that can only be purchased with ammonites, so unless you are willing to purchase those you’ll have a very awkwardly laid-out park. Then there is the barrage of “buy me” pop-ups when the game begins, and again periodically throughout play. Overall, though, I still really enjoy the game. I’m pretty thrifty with my ammonites, the pop-ups are easy and quick to click past. The quests are a bit hokey, but still fun, and there is enough to keep my interest that I’m still very much enjoying it several weeks in.
so good,perfect
Cam85647
the game is so good i love the dino’s and how they look this game could not be better
Lacking
carmel lady
I really like the game but as I reach higher levels it’s want load it ,keep saying reload and it doesn’t come back I ,might have to delete it again and I have to start all over again, I have and iPhone 12.
A few glitches but still amazing!
copycompy
I love the game because It is a very, very VERY cute game and while there are a few bugs ( like when dinosaurs phase through enclosures ) I still love it
Cute dinos
Yangyassss
This game has very cute and colorful dinos. However, this game can quickly feel like a chore because of the multiple pop up advertisement. I left my phone on idle and I have to close 6+ pop ups after 5 minutes. That is how annoying and frequent the pop up is. Additionally, the helping friend part is stressful especially handling our balloons to the children because sometimes they’re hidden behind obstacles. Only 1/3 of my friends actually help me, which goes to show how annoying the feature can be. Another annoying feature of this game is constantly having to water and take care of the dinos. It’s a daily chore, I just want to look and enjoy my dinos not clean their enclosure every hour or water the plants every day.