Port Prehistorique 16 | Morrison Expansion: Sauropods | Prehistoric Kingdom

Deeper into the Morrison Expansion to Port Prehistorique's Jurassic Journey. Today the featured animal is Torvosaurus! It's sauropod time: Brachiosaurus and Camarasaurus.
Prehistoric Kingdom (PK) is a modern take on the tycoon simulator genre, focused on the creation and management of a prehistoric-themed zoo. It is a construction and management simulation video game developed by Blue Meridian and published by Crytivo that is currently in the early access (EA) stage of development.
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[@NewAge374]

This viewing building is pretty big but you don't notice it so much because the walls from where you approach it is broken up: pretty clever!
The habitat definitely looks good in surface area and the lake turned out really nice with the different depths. I think I would have used more greener patches of ground texture to paint around shrubs and trees to not create this large sand expanse. It's equally jarring to me seeing different ground textures between exhibits as seeing vastly different foliage.
I will correct you on the size of this species of Camarasaurus: the smallest in game are C. grandis, while the medium variant is C. lentus. This C. supremus is the largest one. It's probably the cheapest way they did alt species since the models don't change proportions. I wonder how noticeable that eventual size difference will be on the baby sauropods though

[@dinobob5401]

Yup, you caught me having a memory lapse on the Camarasaurus size