Thankfully though, Parkasaurus doesn't call it a day at creativity tools, and puts plenty of emphasis on actual park management too.
Once you turn your attention to park building, however, there's an impressively rich degree of park customisation available, including a whole range of layout tools and landscaping options, alongside more practical decorations, shops, and facilities - all offering plenty of scope for creating attractive, unique parks as your design whims take you.
Each dinosaur has specific needs to meet - a favoured ecosystem (which you'll have to recreate from scratch by adjusting terrain types, water levels, and scenery), as well as privacy requirements, food preferences, socialisation, and more - giving you plenty to think about even before the rest of the park comes into play. The core of the whole thing is, of course, the dinosaurs that you'll be hatching from eggs and displaying proudly to hopefully paying customers, and there's already a decent selection of creatures to bring home. I've admittedly only managed to get a few hours of prehistoric creature wrangling under my belt so far, but Parkasaurus - which takes obvious inspiration from the likes of Theme Park and DinoPark Tycoon - arrives with a frankly astonishing degree of polish for an early access title. Developer WashBear Studio's unashamedly adorable dinosaur theme park management sim Parkasaurus is now available in Steam Early Access - and it's already shaping up to be something a bit special.
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