Good simulator, but, as with the raptor sim, is unrealistic – Tyrannosaurus Rex Simulator Review

The Tyrannosaurus Rex, one of the largest flesh-eaters ever. Sounds like a perfect idea for a sim, right? Well, it would be if it were made to be more realistic. 1.) Tyrannosaurus Rex had feathers-- There is evidence for this--primitive Tyrannosaurs (such as Dilong and Guanlong) had feathers, as did a huge relative of T. Rex, Yutyrannus. If all these closely related dinosaurs had feathers, then it's likely Tyrannosaurus did too. Not asking for much--perhaps maybe just a skin with feathers. 2.) The dinosaurs would never meet in real life True, while there are some dinosaurs that tyrannosaurus would meet in real life--Triceratops (which they show without quills or bristles), Quetzalcoatlus (which they call a Pterodactyl) and (to some speculative extent) Parasaurolophus, there are multiple that it wouldn't meet. Maybe you could change them to more realistic animals-- I have made a list here: Spinosaurus--Albertosaurus or perhaps other tyrannosaurs Velociraptor--Dromaeosaurus, Troodon, or Deinonychus (and please don't forget to add feathers!) Stegosaurus--Styracosaurus or Edmontosaurus or Corythosaurus Triceratops--Keep as is, but add quills and bristles and fluff Compsognathus--Avimimus or Gallimimus (please add feathers!) Allosaurus--Aanzu or Zunityrannus or Nothronykus Brontosaurus (Apatosaurus)--Alamosaurus Quetzalcoatlus--Quetzalcoatlus Maybe you could add in Ankylosaurus and Stygimoloch and Pachycephalosaurus and Leptoceratops for added ecodiversity! 3.) Is it based off reality--or Jurassic Park? Six foot tall, scaly raptors? Tyrannosaurus with stomping feet and roars? Stegosaurs with inaccurate plates and spikes? Bipedal Spinosaurus? Sounds a bit too much like Jurassic Park for my comfort. Added with the widespread deciduous trees and grass, and it looks almost as if the game is set in Isla Sorna................ Sincerely, Someone who really loves paleobiology
Review by Mark Konrad on Tyrannosaurus Rex Simulator.