14:50 I laughed way too hard at that. But honestly this game was just ok. Tell takes walking dead was the first of their games for me as well. I considered this game as soft Canon to the series since there were moments that didn't make sense like the pteranodons being in the game and their being velociraptors after rexy killed the last velociraptors. But still having elements that could be considered an actual event because we never got confirmation of Gerry leaving the island. Still though the last sequence on the docks with rexy was the absolute highlight for me. The action and pacing was really good. Also yeah F Jess!
This is late but whatever The raptors seen in this game are a new batch from Sorna that were kept in the quarintine pens and were meant to replace the five raptors that The Big One killed prior to the first film Nedry took out power from the park including both quarintine pens (probably he didnt knew there were creatures there or maybe they were far away enough that he didnt care they were left unchecked) and thus the new raptor batch and the troodon were able to escape
@@aitipsea3909 that makes sense. Not trying to sound confrontational I'm just curious on where this information came from it would have been neat if the game could have told us this
@@SuperKingGhidorah During the game at the end of episode 2 Gerry asks were the raptors came from and Laura mentions the quarintine pens Then in the unlockable journal theres a section on said quarintine pens and she explains how Hammond ordered this new batch of 5 raptors after the incident with the big one, she also explains how they are in a set of quarintine pens that are away from her secret batch of Troodons. As it turns out the Troodons were supposed to be euthanized since their danger factor and nocturnal behaviour didnt make them profitable but Sorkin kept them alive, shes the responsible for the deaths of her assistan David, Bravo Team and D Caf The game does tell you all this with in game dialogue and the journal, most of it doesnt even come from additional dialogue trees so one just has to pay attention
@@aitipsea3909 that just goes to show that I never paid close attention lol because my biggest question were about the raptors lol thank you for clearing that up
I unironicly love Jurassic park the game it’s really terrible but I just love it cause it’s just so awsome the scene where the rex fights the alpha trike is probably the coolest scene in any Jurassic park related media it’s the same reason why Jurassic park 3 is my favorite movie it’s just so cool!
This game makes me wonder what Season 2 would have been like. Would it have taken place during The Lost World? Before? Would it take place after III? Would we even see any of the survivors? So many questions yet not even a bread crumb.
The game is a great cinematic experience, sure it’s not that great gameplay-wise, but let’s be real here nobody plays Telltale games for the gameplay, that’s not the main selling point but the story is. And I was very much pleased with the story, to this day I think it stands shoulder to shoulder with the movies themselves that’s how much I loved it. And as a long time fan of the first Jurassic Park movie, I was super impressed with the idea of this game, it was as if I was watching the first movie again just from a different fresh perspective! It renewed my love for the franchise before Jurassic World did.
Has anyone tried datamining this game? It's a shame that so much is known about the "what ifs" of Telltale's Walking Dead games yet so little is known about this one as well as its behind-the-scenes information, even after it was made possible to play earlier builds of games via Steam. Not to mention there's the question of what Telltale's plans for Season 2 were.
22:25 No I wasn’t they mentioned it in the second movie and they said the reason they didn’t die and that was because dinosaurs on that island surrounded by a bunch of plants that were lysing wretched and many other herbivores feasting on that and of course when the carnivores eat it it kind of went to the system as well.
Thanks for the review. I just finished playing this and it was just... meh. I guess. It's pretty much just a bunch of QTE full of uninteresting characters and cliche story. But for a person who likes an "interactive movie" genre, or franchise in general it will be okay, I think...
Now I know alot of people don't care for the game, and I think that's mainly do of it being a Telltale game. Don't get me wrong I love Telltale games, but this compared to the others from the company? Aside from the last 5 mins of the game, there are literally no choices that can be made in this game. Unlike say The Walking Dead games or The Wolf Among Us that Telltale made, there where no choices that could change anything about the game, weather it be between characters or events that happen within the story. And that goes against everything that Telltale stood for. Other than that though, I actually like the idea of the story, as well as some of the characters being pretty interesting particularly Billy. In my opinion, I do think this game could've been great if it was a different style and not by Telltale.
Man I do not like the cartoony stylized aesthetics of this game at all, the aesthetics alone automatically weaken the impact of any dinosaurs and the thriller aspect of the game. While incomplete and riddled with horrible glitches and poor graphics, Trespasser was by far the best game concept they came up with, much more mature and felt more interwoven with the real story. Every Jurassic Park game made since has only been PG rated kids games, we need darker Jurassic Park games which mimic the tension and suspense of the first two films.
I am not a fan of this game, as it made almost everybody, including the people coming to rescue everybody, into villains who'd kill you with a drop of a hat.
If you think that’s the case then you haven’t been paying attention to the story my friend. The point was that human greed can get in the way of humanity sometimes, but not always. The game gave us two examples of this one in Billy Yoder who was the greedy guy willing to sacrifice his mission and the people he was supposed to rescue in order to get rich, the other was Oscar, who even though didn’t know the people he was rescuing and even though we know he was supposedly a cold-hearted killer by his tattoos, still priorized the mission and the safety of the people he was there to rescue rather than his own wealth and well-being. In the end Nima, the main deciding factor in the game, gets to choose whether to follow the path of Yoder or Oscar.
@@Hewylewis why not? I think it works for the series just like it works for anything else. Even the new Jurassic World franchise has human villains willing to kill the protagonists, so I don’t know why you’re so against it
@@Spinosaurus44 Yes, because the Jurassic World movies are utter masterpieces loved by everyone, right? Dude, it's my opinion, please respect it instead of being defensive like it's a personal attack against you.
@@Hewylewis I respect your opinion man, and I’m not being defensive I didn’t make the game, I just think what you’re saying doesn’t really hold up considering that the only real villain out of all the characters is Billy Yoder who does indeed try to kill our protagonists, but he is the only character like that. Dr. Sorkin doesn’t really count because she wasn’t trying to kill the protagonists she was trying to use them as negotiation cards lol
Sadly it's the same issue with all Tell Tale Games. Choices dont matter. I like the Dark Pictures games more. Except for little hope. At least in those games choices matter.
I remember the walking dead game it is really old but good also you should watch the gaming beavers content its amazing he does jurassic world alive jurassic world evolution jurassic world the game and many other games
Happy 27th birthday to Jurassic Park!
jurassic park is love jurassic park is life.
happy birthday jurassic park!
PRAISE DA CHOMPY BOIS!!!!!!!!!!!
Man camp cretaceous is good as f, gave me some vibes of the clone wars show.
They also manage to translate the look of the live-action films surprisingly well.
Well tough, everyone has their own opinions.
Well yes, but actually no
@@muaddib5079 btw this comment was made before dino robots where included, the last 2 seasons where dog sheit
@@LuizHenrique-zw5su I only watched till they left jurassic world, after that I lost interest
It's a shame cause this game somehow managed to actually have a better narrative than both Fallen Kingdom & Dominion.
14:50 I laughed way too hard at that. But honestly this game was just ok. Tell takes walking dead was the first of their games for me as well. I considered this game as soft Canon to the series since there were moments that didn't make sense like the pteranodons being in the game and their being velociraptors after rexy killed the last velociraptors. But still having elements that could be considered an actual event because we never got confirmation of Gerry leaving the island. Still though the last sequence on the docks with rexy was the absolute highlight for me. The action and pacing was really good. Also yeah F Jess!
@@Dektoonics_inc. maybe for you Dek but I actually enjoyed the game
This is late but whatever
The raptors seen in this game are a new batch from Sorna that were kept in the quarintine pens and were meant to replace the five raptors that The Big One killed prior to the first film
Nedry took out power from the park including both quarintine pens (probably he didnt knew there were creatures there or maybe they were far away enough that he didnt care they were left unchecked) and thus the new raptor batch and the troodon were able to escape
@@aitipsea3909 that makes sense. Not trying to sound confrontational I'm just curious on where this information came from it would have been neat if the game could have told us this
@@SuperKingGhidorah During the game at the end of episode 2 Gerry asks were the raptors came from and Laura mentions the quarintine pens
Then in the unlockable journal theres a section on said quarintine pens and she explains how Hammond ordered this new batch of 5 raptors after the incident with the big one, she also explains how they are in a set of quarintine pens that are away from her secret batch of Troodons. As it turns out the Troodons were supposed to be euthanized since their danger factor and nocturnal behaviour didnt make them profitable but Sorkin kept them alive, shes the responsible for the deaths of her assistan David, Bravo Team and D Caf
The game does tell you all this with in game dialogue and the journal, most of it doesnt even come from additional dialogue trees so one just has to pay attention
@@aitipsea3909 that just goes to show that I never paid close attention lol because my biggest question were about the raptors lol thank you for clearing that up
I love the Jurassic park game A LOT MORE THEN Jurassic world.
Heh I remember this game to me it’s kinda guilty pleasure because I played it when I was a kid
Me too lol I played it on my old IPad back when it still used to be on the App store
I unironicly love Jurassic park the game it’s really terrible but I just love it cause it’s just so awsome the scene where the rex fights the alpha trike is probably the coolest scene in any Jurassic park related media it’s the same reason why Jurassic park 3 is my favorite movie it’s just so cool!
This game makes me wonder what Season 2 would have been like. Would it have taken place during The Lost World? Before? Would it take place after III? Would we even see any of the survivors? So many questions yet not even a bread crumb.
14:50 It totally caught me off guard. I laughed so hard 🤣🤣
The game is a great cinematic experience, sure it’s not that great gameplay-wise, but let’s be real here nobody plays Telltale games for the gameplay, that’s not the main selling point but the story is. And I was very much pleased with the story, to this day I think it stands shoulder to shoulder with the movies themselves that’s how much I loved it.
And as a long time fan of the first Jurassic Park movie, I was super impressed with the idea of this game, it was as if I was watching the first movie again just from a different fresh perspective! It renewed my love for the franchise before Jurassic World did.
Has anyone tried datamining this game? It's a shame that so much is known about the "what ifs" of Telltale's Walking Dead games yet so little is known about this one as well as its behind-the-scenes information, even after it was made possible to play earlier builds of games via Steam. Not to mention there's the question of what Telltale's plans for Season 2 were.
there is a program called telltale explorer or something like that, you can play around with it a little
The Troodons are the scariest part of the game
My brain is steaming 👍👍👍
Funny enough, that's Max Goof/Kovu voicing Billy Yoder, and Nitka Futterman voicing Nima.
I bought a Key for 30 Dollars , this Game is Like an interactive movie Wish i watched your Review before buying
22:25 No I wasn’t they mentioned it in the second movie and they said the reason they didn’t die and that was because dinosaurs on that island surrounded by a bunch of plants that were lysing wretched and many other herbivores feasting on that and of course when the carnivores eat it it kind of went to the system as well.
I was about to comment this aswell, Sarah Harding tells Ian, Nick and Eddie how the dinosaurs eat lysine rich foods
30. YEARS. OLD.
Thanks for the review. I just finished playing this and it was just... meh. I guess. It's pretty much just a bunch of QTE full of uninteresting characters and cliche story. But for a person who likes an "interactive movie" genre, or franchise in general it will be okay, I think...
Is nobody going to say anything about him calling the tylosaur a mosa?
I'm small-brained, what can I say?
Its a mosasaur so he was right
@@benzelwasington4059 officially, it's tylosaurus. Not all mosasaurs are mosasaurus
Now I know alot of people don't care for the game, and I think that's mainly do of it being a Telltale game. Don't get me wrong I love Telltale games, but this compared to the others from the company? Aside from the last 5 mins of the game, there are literally no choices that can be made in this game. Unlike say The Walking Dead games or The Wolf Among Us that Telltale made, there where no choices that could change anything about the game, weather it be between characters or events that happen within the story. And that goes against everything that Telltale stood for. Other than that though, I actually like the idea of the story, as well as some of the characters being pretty interesting particularly Billy. In my opinion, I do think this game could've been great if it was a different style and not by Telltale.
Great video !
Man I do not like the cartoony stylized aesthetics of this game at all, the aesthetics alone automatically weaken the impact of any dinosaurs and the thriller aspect of the game. While incomplete and riddled with horrible glitches and poor graphics, Trespasser was by far the best game concept they came up with, much more mature and felt more interwoven with the real story. Every Jurassic Park game made since has only been PG rated kids games, we need darker Jurassic Park games which mimic the tension and suspense of the first two films.
Imagine having to press out an egg while not being able to move and scream
Yoder could save himself if only jump into the water with the barbasol can and swim to the boat
I love this game.
this is more like a retrospective
35:03 and then the taxes come
My favorite Telltale game, and the only one I played is Tales From The Borderlands.
the game is funny as hell XD
The Karen powers xd
OscR didn't die in my game?
WAIT HOW
I am not a fan of this game, as it made almost everybody, including the people coming to rescue everybody, into villains who'd kill you with a drop of a hat.
If you think that’s the case then you haven’t been paying attention to the story my friend. The point was that human greed can get in the way of humanity sometimes, but not always. The game gave us two examples of this one in Billy Yoder who was the greedy guy willing to sacrifice his mission and the people he was supposed to rescue in order to get rich, the other was Oscar, who even though didn’t know the people he was rescuing and even though we know he was supposedly a cold-hearted killer by his tattoos, still priorized the mission and the safety of the people he was there to rescue rather than his own wealth and well-being. In the end Nima, the main deciding factor in the game, gets to choose whether to follow the path of Yoder or Oscar.
@@Spinosaurus44 But Jurassic Park should NEVER have an outright human villain willing to kill the main protagonists.
@@Hewylewis why not? I think it works for the series just like it works for anything else. Even the new Jurassic World franchise has human villains willing to kill the protagonists, so I don’t know why you’re so against it
@@Spinosaurus44 Yes, because the Jurassic World movies are utter masterpieces loved by everyone, right? Dude, it's my opinion, please respect it instead of being defensive like it's a personal attack against you.
@@Hewylewis I respect your opinion man, and I’m not being defensive I didn’t make the game, I just think what you’re saying doesn’t really hold up considering that the only real villain out of all the characters is Billy Yoder who does indeed try to kill our protagonists, but he is the only character like that. Dr. Sorkin doesn’t really count because she wasn’t trying to kill the protagonists she was trying to use them as negotiation cards lol
Sadly it's the same issue with all Tell Tale Games. Choices dont matter. I like the Dark Pictures games more. Except for little hope. At least in those games choices matter.
YEAHHHHH
That's not mosa it's a tylo
It is a mosasaurus! They say it plenty of times in the game
So amazing play Dinos world online Hunters 3d
I remember the walking dead game it is really old but good also you should watch the gaming beavers content its amazing he does jurassic world alive jurassic world evolution jurassic world the game and many other games
Is this free