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If you had to choose a theme for your dream DLC, than what would you choose?

Would you prefer Liliensternus or Torvosaurus/Yangchuanosaurus

Context: I want to make a " Near Links Pack ". I already have 3 Species, and I want to choose a Fourth, But I can't decide between Liliensternus ( As a Triassic " Accurate Dilo " ( I know Dilo and Liliensternus are in no way related, but Liliensternus has some similarities ) or Torvo/Yangchu ( As " Accurate Large Theropods )

Should I make a series of posting Paint Art of Brawlers as prehistoric creatures? If yes, than which brawler should I do Next? I already did the Velocirapidos trio and Draco

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

The Information: Of Course, no Zoo game would gain importance without the species you build for. In Planet Prehistoric, there are many species from Land, air, and water, and from the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. If the Species are deemed to be unique enough, they get to be their own choices, but for the most part, the game goes by Sub-Species. In the base game, there are 72 different species. They will be listed below, alongside the formation their fossils are found in, and their base enclosure types they can be placed in.

The Full List:

Ordovician:

Isotelus rex: Found in the Churchill River Group ( In Manitoba, Canada ). Placable in Aquariums

Endoceras sp.: Found in the Kullsberg Limestone Formation ( In Sweden ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Sillurian:

Pterygotus Cobbi: Found in the Bertie Formation ( In New York, USA ). Placable in Aquariums

Devonian:

Jaekelopterus rhenaniae: Found in the Klerf Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Dunkleosteus Terreli: Found in the Cleveland Shale ( In Ohio, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Stethacanthus altonensis: Found in the Cleveland Shale ( In Ohio, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Bothriolepis Africana: Found in the Waterloo Farm ( In South Africa ). Placable in Aquariums

Carboniferous:

Arthropleura Armata: Found in the Joggins Formation ( In Nova Scotia, Canada ). Placable in Terrariums

Hylonomus lyelli: Found in the Joggins Formation ( In Nova Scotia, Canada ). Placable in Terrariums

Permian:

Dimetrodon Grandis: Found in the Arroyo Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Diplocaulus Magnicornis: Found in the Arroyo Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Terrariums

Diictodon Feliceps: Found in the Abrahamskraal Formation ( In South Africa ). Placable in Terrariums.

Inostrancevia alexandri: Found in the Salarevo Formation ( In the Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia ). Placable in Enclosures

Triassic:

Shringasaurus indicus: Found in the Denwa Formation ( In India ). Placable in Enclosures

Herrerasaurus ischigualastensis: Found in the Ischigualasto Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Coelophysis Bauri: Found in the Blue Mesa Member ( In Arizona, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Plateosaurus trossingensis: Found in the Trossingen Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Enclosures

Procompsognathus triassicus: Found in the Löwenstein Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Terrariums.

Jurassic

Dimorphodon macronyx: Found in the Blue Lias Formation ( in England ). Placable in Aviaries.

Dilophosaurus wetherilli: Found in the Kayenta Formation ( In Arizona, USA ). Placable in Enclosures.

Yi qi: Found in the Tiaojishan Formation ( In China ). Placable in Terrariums

Liopleurodon ferox: Found in the Oxford Clay ( In England ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Allosaurus fragilis: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Allosaurus Europaeus: Found in the Lourinhã Formation ( In Portugal ). Placable in Enclosures

Diplodocus Carnegii: Found in the Morrison Formation B ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Brachiosaurus altithorax: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Stegosaurus stenops: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Camptosaurus Dispar: Found in the Morrison Formation B ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Guanlong wucaii: Found in the Shishugou Formation ( in China ). Placable in Enclosures

Rhamphorhynchus muensteri: Found in the Solnhofen Limestone ( In Germany ). Placable in Aviaries.

Cretaceous

Utahraptor ostrommaysi: Found in the Cedar Mountain Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Baryonyx walkeri: Found in the Weald Clay Formation ( In England ). Placable in Enclosures

Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Enclosures

Yutyrannus huali: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Enclosures

Repenomamus robustus: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Terrariums

Iguanodon bernissartensis: Found in the Wessex Formation ( In England ). Placable in Enclosures

Microraptor gui: Found in the Jiofutang Formation ( in China ). Placable in Terrariums

Deinonychus antirrhopus: Found in the Cloverly Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Sauropelta edwardsorum: Found in the Cloverly Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures.

Ouranosaurus nigeriensis: Found in the Elrhaz Formation ( In Niger ). Placable in Enclosures

Muttaburrasaurus langdoni: Found in the Mackunda Formation ( In Australia ). Placable in Enclosures

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: Found in the Kem Kem Beds ( In Morocco ). Placable in Enclosures

Spinosaurus mirabilis: Found in the Farak Formation ( In Niger ). Placable in Enclosures

Pteranodon longiceps: Found in the Niobrara Chalk ( In Nebraska, USA ). Placable in Aviaries

Elasmosaurus platyurus: Found in the Pierre Shale ( In South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Archelon ischyros: Found in the Pierre Shale ( In South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Lambeosaurus lambei: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Styracosaurus albertensis: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Parasaurolophus Walkeri: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Parasaurolophus Cyrtocristatus: Found in the Kaiparowits Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Deinosuchus hatcheri: Found in the Kaiparowits Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Velociraptor mongoliensis: Found in the Djadochta Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Mosasaurus hoffmannii: Found in the Maastricht Formation ( In the Netherlands ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Carnotaurus sastrei: Found in the La Colonia Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Simosuchus Clarki: Found in the Maevarano Formation ( In Madagascar ). Placable in Terrarium

Quetzalcoatlus northropi: Found in the Javelina Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Aviaries

Triceratops Prorsus: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Triceratops Horridus: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Tyrannosaurus Rex: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Edmontosaurus Annectens: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Eocene

Onychonycteris finneyi: Found in the Green River Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Terrariums

Gastornis Giganteus: Found in Willwood Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Leptictidium auderiense: Found in Messel Pits ( In Germany ). Placable in Terrariums.

Embolotherium andrewsi: Found in Ergilin Dzo Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Basilosaurus isis: Found in Birket Quarun Formation ( In Egypt ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Oligocene

Paraceratherium transouralicum: Found in Hsanda Gol Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Hyaenodon Horridus: Found in White River Formation ( in South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Miocene

Daeodon shoshonensis: Found in Agate Fossil Beds ( in Nebraska, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Phoberomys pattersoni: Found in Urumanco Formation ( In Venezuela ). Placable in Enclosures

Argentavis magnificens: Found in Cerro Azul Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Aviaries

Otodus Megalodon: Found in Pisco Formation ( In Peru ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Pliocene

Deinotherium Bozasi: Found in Hadar Formation ( In Ethiopia ). Placable in Enclosures

Pleistocene ( With 1 Holocene animal, and one which survived into the Holocene )

Titanis Walleri: Found in Inglis Quarry ( In Florida, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Palaeoloxodon Falconeri: Found in Għar Dalam ( In Sicily, Italy ). Placable in Enclosures

Mammuthus primigenius: Found in Tokod Formation ( In Hungary ). Placable in Enclosures

Mammuthus columbi: Found in La Brea Tar Pits ( in California, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Smilodon Fatalis: Found in La Brea Tar Pits ( in California, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Smilodon Populator: Found in Luján Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Varanus Priscus: Found in Naracoote Cave ( in Australia). Placable in Enclosures

Thylacinus Cynocephalus: Found in Naracoote Cave ( in Australia). Placable in Enclosures

Coelodonta antiquitatis: Found in Tokod Formation ( In Hungary ). Placable in Enclosures

Raphus Cucullatus: Found in Mauritius. Placable in Enclosures

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

The Information: Of Course, no Zoo game would gain importance without the species you build for. In Planet Prehistoric, there are many species from Land, air, and water, and from the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. If the Species are deemed to be unique enough, they get to be their own choices, but for the most part, the game goes by Sub-Species. In the base game, there are 72 different species. They will be listed below, alongside the formation their fossils are found in, and their base enclosure types they can be placed in.

The Full List:

Ordovician:

Isotelus rex: Found in the Churchill River Group ( In Manitoba, Canada ). Placable in Aquariums

Endoceras sp.: Found in the Kullsberg Limestone Formation ( In Sweden ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Sillurian:

Pterygotus Cobbi: Found in the Bertie Formation ( In New York, USA ). Placable in Aquariums

Devonian:

Jaekelopterus rhenaniae: Found in the Klerf Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Dunkleosteus Terreli: Found in the Cleveland Shale ( In Ohio, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Stethacanthus altonensis: Found in the Cleveland Shale ( In Ohio, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Bothriolepis Africana: Found in the Waterloo Farm ( In South Africa ). Placable in Aquariums

Carboniferous:

Arthropleura Armata: Found in the Joggins Formation ( In Nova Scotia, Canada ). Placable in Terrariums

Hylonomus lyelli: Found in the Joggins Formation ( In Nova Scotia, Canada ). Placable in Terrariums

Permian:

Dimetrodon Grandis: Found in the Arroyo Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Diplocaulus Magnicornis: Found in the Arroyo Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Terrariums

Diictodon Feliceps: Found in the Abrahamskraal Formation ( In South Africa ). Placable in Terrariums.

Inostrancevia alexandri: Found in the Salarevo Formation ( In the Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia ). Placable in Enclosures

Triassic:

Shringasaurus indicus: Found in the Denwa Formation ( In India ). Placable in Enclosures

Herrerasaurus ischigualastensis: Found in the Ischigualasto Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Coelophysis Bauri: Found in the Blue Mesa Member ( In Arizona, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Plateosaurus trossingensis: Found in the Trossingen Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Enclosures

Procompsognathus triassicus: Found in the Löwenstein Formation ( In Germany ). Placable in Terrariums.

Jurassic

Dimorphodon macronyx: Found in the Blue Lias Formation ( in England ). Placable in Aviaries.

Dilophosaurus wetherilli: Found in the Kayenta Formation ( In Arizona, USA ). Placable in Enclosures.

Yi qi: Found in the Tiaojishan Formation ( In China ). Placable in Terrariums

Liopleurodon ferox: Found in the Oxford Clay ( In England ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Allosaurus fragilis: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Allosaurus Europaeus: Found in the Lourinhã Formation ( In Portugal ). Placable in Enclosures

Diplodocus Carnegii: Found in the Morrison Formation B ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Brachiosaurus altithorax: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Stegosaurus stenops: Found in the Morrison Formation A ( In Colorado, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Camptosaurus Dispar: Found in the Morrison Formation B ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Guanlong wucaii: Found in the Shishugou Formation ( in China ). Placable in Enclosures

Rhamphorhynchus muensteri: Found in the Solnhofen Limestone ( In Germany ). Placable in Aviaries.

Cretaceous

Utahraptor ostrommaysi: Found in the Cedar Mountain Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Baryonyx walkeri: Found in the Weald Clay Formation ( In England ). Placable in Enclosures

Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Enclosures

Yutyrannus huali: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Enclosures

Repenomamus robustus: Found in the Yixian Formation ( In China ). Placable in Terrariums

Iguanodon bernissartensis: Found in the Wessex Formation ( In England ). Placable in Enclosures

Microraptor gui: Found in the Jiofutang Formation ( in China ). Placable in Terrariums

Deinonychus antirrhopus: Found in the Cloverly Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Sauropelta edwardsorum: Found in the Cloverly Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures.

Ouranosaurus nigeriensis: Found in the Elrhaz Formation ( In Niger ). Placable in Enclosures

Muttaburrasaurus langdoni: Found in the Mackunda Formation ( In Australia ). Placable in Enclosures

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: Found in the Kem Kem Beds ( In Morocco ). Placable in Enclosures

Spinosaurus mirabilis: Found in the Farak Formation ( In Niger ). Placable in Enclosures

Pteranodon longiceps: Found in the Niobrara Chalk ( In Nebraska, USA ). Placable in Aviaries

Elasmosaurus platyurus: Found in the Pierre Shale ( In South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Archelon ischyros: Found in the Pierre Shale ( In South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Lambeosaurus lambei: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Styracosaurus albertensis: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Parasaurolophus Walkeri: Found in the Dinosaur Park Formation ( In Alberta, Canada ). Placable in Enclosures

Parasaurolophus Cyrtocristatus: Found in the Kaiparowits Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Deinosuchus hatcheri: Found in the Kaiparowits Formation ( In Utah, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Velociraptor mongoliensis: Found in the Djadochta Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Mosasaurus hoffmannii: Found in the Maastricht Formation ( In the Netherlands ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Carnotaurus sastrei: Found in the La Colonia Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Simosuchus Clarki: Found in the Maevarano Formation ( In Madagascar ). Placable in Terrarium

Quetzalcoatlus northropi: Found in the Javelina Formation ( In Texas, USA ). Placable in Aviaries

Triceratops Prorsus: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Triceratops Horridus: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Tyrannosaurus Rex: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Edmontosaurus Annectens: Found in Hell Creek Formation ( In Montana, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Eocene

Onychonycteris finneyi: Found in the Green River Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Terrariums

Gastornis Giganteus: Found in Willwood Formation ( In Wyoming, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Leptictidium auderiense: Found in Messel Pits ( In Germany ). Placable in Terrariums.

Embolotherium andrewsi: Found in Ergilin Dzo Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Basilosaurus isis: Found in Birket Quarun Formation ( In Egypt ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Oligocene

Paraceratherium transouralicum: Found in Hsanda Gol Formation ( In Mongolia ). Placable in Enclosures

Hyaenodon Horridus: Found in White River Formation ( in South Dakota, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Miocene

Daeodon shoshonensis: Found in Agate Fossil Beds ( in Nebraska, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Phoberomys pattersoni: Found in Urumanco Formation ( In Venezuela ). Placable in Enclosures

Argentavis magnificens: Found in Cerro Azul Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Aviaries

Otodus Megalodon: Found in Pisco Formation ( In Peru ). Placable in Aquatic Enclosures

Pliocene

Deinotherium Bozasi: Found in Hadar Formation ( In Ethiopia ). Placable in Enclosures

Pleistocene ( With 1 Holocene animal, and one which survived into the Holocene )

Titanis Walleri: Found in Inglis Quarry ( In Florida, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Palaeoloxodon Falconeri: Found in Għar Dalam ( In Sicily, Italy ). Placable in Enclosures

Mammuthus primigenius: Found in Tokod Formation ( In Hungary ). Placable in Enclosures

Mammuthus columbi: Found in La Brea Tar Pits ( in California, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Smilodon Fatalis: Found in La Brea Tar Pits ( in California, USA ). Placable in Enclosures

Smilodon Populator: Found in Luján Formation ( In Argentina ). Placable in Enclosures

Varanus Priscus: Found in Naracoote Cave ( in Australia). Placable in Enclosures

Thylacinus Cynocephalus: Found in Naracoote Cave ( in Australia). Placable in Enclosures

Coelodonta antiquitatis: Found in Tokod Formation ( In Hungary ). Placable in Enclosures

Raphus Cucullatus: Found in Mauritius. Placable in Enclosures

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Food and Drinks: There are many ways for you to give Food and Drinks to your guest. Those ways include Stalls, Shops, Restaurants, trucks, and vending machines. They can be placed across your parks.

Toilets and Shelters: These 2 can also be placed in the park. You need less of them than in the Jurassic World Evolution series

Hotels: Of Course, Hotels are also back, and you don't need as many of them as well. Usually, you only need one hotel per park.

Visibility: Different Fencing Types have different visibility. For Example, Glass makes it, so that guests will have no issue seeing your animals. However, Concrete will make it tough for your guests to see the animals

Vehicles: While Optional, These Lighten up your zoos and make it so the guests won't have to walk for so long. They include trains, boats, sky gondolas, adventure trucks, and monorail stations

Trash: Guests don't like seeing trash, but if they don't have any other choice, they will litter. To combat this, place trash cans and make sure they are cleaned up.

Paths and Rest: In order for your guests to see your animals, they need to get to them. You need to place down paths. But Guests walking for too long may cause them to become tired. In order to minimize tired guests, place benches.

Part 6 will talk about the Base game Species Roster. it will likely be the last part of the base-game. I might talk about other mechanics like staff, but this depends on the mood.

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Food and Drinks: There are many ways for you to give Food and Drinks to your guest. Those ways include Stalls, Shops, Restaurants, trucks, and vending machines. They can be placed across your parks.

Toilets and Shelters: These 2 can also be placed in the park. You need less of them than in the Jurassic World Evolution series

Hotels: Of Course, Hotels are also back, and you don't need as many of them as well. Usually, you only need one hotel per park.

Visibility: Different Fencing Types have different visibility. For Example, Glass makes it, so that guests will have no issue seeing your animals. However, Concrete will make it tough for your guests to see the animals

Vehicles: While Optional, These Lighten up your zoos and make it so the guests won't have to walk for so long. They include trains, boats, sky gondolas, adventure trucks, and monorail stations

Trash: Guests don't like seeing trash, but if they don't have any other choice, they will litter. To combat this, place trash cans and make sure they are cleaned up.

Paths and Rest: In order for your guests to see your animals, they need to get to them. You need to place down paths. But Guests walking for too long may cause them to become tired. In order to minimize tired guests, place benches.

Part 6 will talk about the Base game Species Roster. it will likely be the last part of the base-game. I might talk about other mechanics like staff, but this depends on the mood.

Personally, I prefer the JWE Series system. While I miss the Zookeeper mode in modern Zoo Games, I really like the Formation Element of the JWE System. My Dream in a potential future Paleo Zoo Builder would be a mixture of the two ( You choose formations from a map, then dig through fossils like in Zoo Tycoon 2, In first person mode )

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Food and Water: One of the basic needs of your animals is Food and Water. For this, you can eighter place containers of many kind, Provide live prey for your carnivores ( The Live Prey consists of Insects, Rodents, Goats, Deer, and Cows ), Give Vegetation to the Herbivores, and place water in your habitats.

Terrain: Certain Species will prefer different terrain. The Types of Terrain are: Grass ( Both Short and Long ), Fern Prairie ( Both Short and Tall ), Soil, Rock, Sand, Mud, Snow and Reef. Different species prefer different coverage.

Hard Shelter: The Hard Shelter mechanic from Planet Zoo makes it's way here in mostly unchanged form ( Mainly because I have no idea what to do with it ). You can also build in-door spaces to replace the need for Hard Shelter ( Like Hard Shelter, there are some ready in-door space options )

Temperature: Of Course, different creatures live in different temperatures. Of course, there are maps with different temperatures and Coverage. To make animals with different heat requirements feel welcome in your parks, you use either heaters or coolers.

Space, Stress, and Social Groups: All of these factors are variables. Some species require more space, some species require less of it. Some species are solitary, some live in pairs, other in larger groups. There are 3 variations of Stress levels. Species with Low Stress Tolerance will need more hiding places, or spaces, when they won't be seen by crowds, Neutral Species won't need as many, and Species with High Stress Tolerance will require the least.

Enrichment: This System will have many similarities with the Planet Zoo one. All Species need enrichment to live better lives in captivity. There are many types of enrichment, including scratching posts, Prey Dummies, Tractors dressed up as sparring rivals, or gastrolithe drones.

Sandbox Mode: In Sandbox mode, you can turn off all of your animal wellfare needs, or just certain ones. ( Same with guest welfare needs )

Part 5 will talk about the needs of guests, and part 6 will talk about the Base Game Species roster

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

The Split: There will be Enclosures for Land, Aquatic and Flying animals. There would be smaller enclosures and larger ones. Like in Jurassic World Evolution 3 and Planet Zoo, you can contain species in modular pieces ( And like in almost every Park Builder, you can contain them with terrain ). There are 5 types of animal enclosures

Enclosures: They are the most basic type of Housing. Here, you can house multiple species from Small Theropods to the Largest of Prehistoric Creatures. There are many types of Enclosure walls ( With some similarities to Planet Zoo's walls ). They differ in toughness, visibility, and their ability to contain modular water

Terrariums: They are the Mini-Exhibits and Vivariums of these games. Like Vivariums, they have 3 sizes, all fit for different animals. These house animals like Snakes, Invertebrates, Small Mammals and Small Pterosaurs.

Aquariums: These are basically aquatic Terrariums. These house small fish and other aquatic fauna.

Aviaries: These house flying animals. They can be created, like regular enclosures. They can be eighter made out of Glass, Mesh, or are made out of an invisible force field.

Sea Enclosures: These house Larger Aquatic Creatures. There are many unique ways to create an Aquatic Enclosure. There are Tanks with Aquatic View, and Lagoons, which are dug into the ground. They eighter have natural edges, or concrete walls. You can set them up in a way, that you still have underwater view.

 Part 4 will talk about Animal Welfare, and Part 5 will be about the Base Game roster

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Fossil Map: You would get into Expeditions from the Fossil Map. It would show you a Map of the Entire world and all of the Fossil Formations you can visit ( The formations will be mentioned when the lists of Base Game species is mentioned and in future DLC ideas ).

How to get fossils?: There are 2 ways to get fossils. First is to send an expedition for fossils. These Expeditions work mostly the same as the ones in the Jurassic World Evolution series, but get fossil parts instead of the percent of the genome. The other ( and personally more interesting ) way is to get fossils is to go to these yourself. You control yourself in first person and search for fossil parts. You have to dig in marked spots to get fossils

Fossil Completion Process: Here, I will go into the Zoo Tycoon 2 process ( Believe me, the Jurassic World Evolution side of getting prehistoric species will get it's part soon enough ). To get the ability to create prehistoric species, you have to complete the fossils, which you do in a fun minigame where you complete the puzzles.

Animal Creation process: While I like the Rhythm Game-style minigame of Zoo Tycoon 2, I think the simpler approach of the JWE games would work better. Here, you would be able to first synthesize the DNA you get from fossils into eggs ( or babies in case of Species giving live birth ), and then bring them into the outside world. These Species are sent to the Storage, and then you place them in a habitat.

Sandbox mode: Sandbox mode will have several customizable options. Many of those change the way, how you aquire animals. There is an option to just place them, like in Zoo Tycoon 2, an option to disable Fossil Expeditions and the Animal Creation Process

Part 3 will talk about Exhibits and their types, Part 4 will talk about Animal Welfare, and Part 5 will be about the Base Game roster

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Fossil Map: You would get into Expeditions from the Fossil Map. It would show you a Map of the Entire world and all of the Fossil Formations you can visit ( The formations will be mentioned when the lists of Base Game species is mentioned and in future DLC ideas ).

How to get fossils?: There are 2 ways to get fossils. First is to send an expedition for fossils. These Expeditions work mostly the same as the ones in the Jurassic World Evolution series, but get fossil parts instead of the percent of the genome. The other ( and personally more interesting ) way is to get fossils is to go to these yourself. You control yourself in first person and search for fossil parts. You have to dig in marked spots to get fossils

Fossil Completion Process: Here, I will go into the Zoo Tycoon 2 process ( Believe me, the Jurassic World Evolution side of getting prehistoric species will get it's part soon enough ). To get the ability to create prehistoric species, you have to complete the fossils, which you do in a fun minigame where you complete the puzzles.

Animal Creation process: While I like the Rhythm Game-style minigame of Zoo Tycoon 2, I think the simpler approach of the JWE games would work better. Here, you would be able to first synthesize the DNA you get from fossils into eggs ( or babies in case of Species giving live birth ), and then bring them into the outside world. These Species are sent to the Storage, and then you place them in a habitat.

Sandbox mode: Sandbox mode will have several customizable options. Many of those change the way, how you aquire animals. There is an option to just place them, like in Zoo Tycoon 2, an option to disable Fossil Expeditions and the Animal Creation Process

Part 3 will talk about Exhibits and their types, Part 4 will talk about Animal Welfare, and Part 5 will be about the Base Game roster

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Graphics: Personally, I believe that if Frontier made the game, they would stick with the artstyle similar to Planet Zoo 2, with Accurate and realistic Prehistoric Animals alongside some cartoony elements.

Basic Gameplay mechanics: I personally believe that the basic gameplay will be similar to a mix of Jurassic World Evolution 3 and Planet Zoo 2. There would be many wall types with different visibilities and durabilities, enrichment items for prehistoric animals to use, different terrain types, and placable water ( You could do in both styles of Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution 3 )

Management: I usually don't really do much management. In Zoo Tycoon Xbox: Ultimate Animal Collection, I did finish all of the campaigns and got a Challenge mode map to the max Zoo Fame Level, but the management in the game wasn't complicated. In Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution 2 I didn't finish the campaigns, and didn't do much in the modes requiring money ( I didn't bother much with JWE 2's Challenge mode, and only did a few zoos for Planet Zoo's Franchise mode ). In Zoo Builders, I mostly gravitate towards making Sandbox mode parks. I personally believe that the management will be similar to Planet Zoo 2, with a special surprise

Zookeeper mode: This is something from Zoo Tycoon 2 that I want the most in a Modern Park Builder: A True First-Person Mode. In this First-Person Mode, players would be able to interact with their animals and care for their well-being. You could also fix stuff in this first-person mode, and even use tranquillizers if your parks get out of control and animals escape. You could also control vehicles, like in Zoo Tycoon XBOX and Jurassic World Evolution ( Even if I suck at controlling vehicles ). The First-Person mode would be really important in the Fossil System, which will be explained in Part 2, which will come out Tomorrow.

Part 2 will explain the Fossil System of the game, and maybe also focus on Exhibit Systems. If not, then the Exhibits will be a focus of Part 3.

Frontier recently posted several new potential name titles for their Planet Franchise ( One of them is the same as a certain Documentary 😭 ). One of these is Planet Prehistoric. Personally, I think it would be a nice idea, but it definitely shouldn't come out until Jurassic World Evolution 3's life cycle ends. This Series will include my Ideas on what Planet Prehistoric would look like, play like, and what its species roster would be.

Graphics: Personally, I believe that if Frontier made the game, they would stick with the artstyle similar to Planet Zoo 2, with Accurate and realistic Prehistoric Animals alongside some cartoony elements.

Basic Gameplay mechanics: I personally believe that the basic gameplay will be similar to a mix of Jurassic World Evolution 3 and Planet Zoo 2. There would be many wall types with different visibilities and durabilities, enrichment items for prehistoric animals to use, different terrain types, and placable water ( You could do in both styles of Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution 3 )

Management: I usually don't really do much management. In Zoo Tycoon Xbox: Ultimate Animal Collection, I did finish all of the campaigns and got a Challenge mode map to the max Zoo Fame Level, but the management in the game wasn't complicated. In Planet Zoo and Jurassic World Evolution 2 I didn't finish the campaigns, and didn't do much in the modes requiring money ( I didn't bother much with JWE 2's Challenge mode, and only did a few zoos for Planet Zoo's Franchise mode ). In Zoo Builders, I mostly gravitate towards making Sandbox mode parks. I personally believe that the management will be similar to Planet Zoo 2, with a special surprise

Zookeeper mode: This is something from Zoo Tycoon 2 that I want the most in a Modern Park Builder: A True First-Person Mode. In this First-Person Mode, players would be able to interact with their animals and care for their well-being. You could also fix stuff in this first-person mode, and even use tranquillizers if your parks get out of control and animals escape. You could also control vehicles, like in Zoo Tycoon XBOX and Jurassic World Evolution ( Even if I suck at controlling vehicles ). The First-Person mode would be really important in the Fossil System, which will be explained in Part 2, which will come out Tomorrow.

Part 2 will explain the Fossil System of the game, and maybe also focus on Exhibit Systems. If not, then the Exhibits will be a focus of Part 3.