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Plays really well at all player counts. A fantastic roll and write and park planning game that plays simultaneously.

Fills a similar space to other spatial roll-and-writes like Cartographers and Railroad Ink, but the race to compete for six different Visitor cards really gives this one added complexity and variability. Definitely more to think about than other similar games, although not super-heavy. Love that it can play a whole bunch of people at once, but realistically it's probably a bit too complex to pull that off without an experienced group. Adding in the built-in Danger Mode is a great way to change things up, particularly in terms of how you think about herbivores vs. carnivores.

Roll dice, draw adorable dinosaurs in pens, have adorable dinosaurs escape, adorable dinosaurs eat the other dinosaurs, everything's gone a bit wrong... Jurassic Park: the roll-and-write game. Build a dinosaur park and try to keep it running whilst bits fall off. Push your luck to maximise points and hope it doesn't all go pear shaped.

Great print and roll. Premise is fun and on point. We love dinosaurs! Takes a couple of game plays to get the hang of the rules. Laminated the board @ Staples and use expo dry erase markers. Saves paper but also looks retail bought pro. Thanks and mighty props to the games author.

Jurassic Park as a Roll&Write. Great! So much fun. All people I know of, enjoy drawing little dinosaurs in their park. I just ordered 3 replacement stacks of writing pads and I play with almost everyone. Because... who doesn't love dinosaurs? :D