Let’s pretend it’s 1993 all over again, and you just saw Jurassic Park for the first time in theaters. The game play is fast-paced and exciting, with players having to make strategic decisions to outsmart the dinosaurs and complete missions. Meanwhile, the dinosaur player can look at the whole map so they know where everything is and plan accordingly. The first time we played the game, we weren’t clear on a few points during specific situations that ultimately did have an impact on the outcome. designers Forrest-Pruzan Creative have put together a light easy-to-play family game that will certainly appeal to fans of the franchise.

This means both the dinosaur and human players always know where the other is heading, as you can guess this means fox-guarding can become a real issue. After you roll the dice, you can choose to boost your roll by burning a card from your hand and adding the number shown on the bottom of the card to the dice roll.The puzzle-esque nature is interesting and each tile has its own unique design making for a visually appealing game. isn't a new game - it was published back in 2018 - but we thought it an appropriate time to feature it on Board's Eye View because the latest movie in the franchise (Jurassic World Dominion) is currently hitting cinemas. I was transported to Isla Nublar and caught up in a world with dinosaurs that exploded my imagination. Plus it doesn’t take me long to convince other members of our family to play again when I tell them they can control the dinosaurs.

If a dinosaur enters into a tile with a character in it that isn’t sneaking (more on this later), then the dinosaur attacks (more on this later as well). If a dinosaur happens to be on one of those locations, simply move the dinosaur to an adjacent location of the human player’s choice. The board, even with the clever tile system, is not actually big enough to allow for any real strategy as it is only five tiles across at its widest. Endless potential - Ten different characters with their own unique objectives on a stunning, modular Isla Nublar game board allows for never-ending replay value and variable strategies. This means if the T-Rex gets Mr Genaro before Dr Hammond gets to the helicopter, Hammond is rendered almost useless and all but guarantees the dinosaur player another point.Like Dr Grant, we have decided not to endorse this park and we would have gladly paid more for a better product, both in quality and execution. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Select to control the dinosaurs or the humans and let battle commence in this Jurassic Park light strategy game.