Spinosaurus still keeps the top spot for me amongst dinosaurs, I just love how it gets "stranger" with each iteration, yet it keeps its core identity. Feels amongst the most unique type of dinosaurs, as if just in between going fully aquatic, but never sadly got there. Sort of how Polar Bears are now, slowly taking those "steps" towards becoming aquatic
One thing i miss in these type of games are proper herd / pack behaviors. Animals usually have social interaction but they will just go do their own thing after that. I want to make a huge Herbi herd that acts like a herd. T_T or a sabertooth pack that acts like a pack...
6:40 - well, I can say about fun fact: There wasn;t meant in ending of 6th episode of Prehistoric Park, but on Twitter, Nigel Marvin showed, that he was next target to park was... EXACTLLY! Spinosaurus! We just can imagine, how it could look like because next episodes after ,,Super Croc" weren't happened. Instead, we got Primeval, where creatures weren't that accurate in comparasion a few animals with version from Prehistoric Park, Walking with Beasts, etc.
It definitely has the potential to be, but it has one major limiting factor. 9 times outta 10 this game isn’t coming to console, so its reach wont be as far as jwe2. But even without said reach, this is definitely gonna be one of the better dino games we’ve gotten when it’s done.
@@LetsGame80 I mean breeding, unique colors on the dinosaurs, creatures from different eras of time. Nigel Marvin as the announcer. I want to say its the best but its too early to give out the trophy. It’s one of the few games that make me actually want to get a pc though.
@@pitchblack1838i played the beta and I can assure everyone here that it has a great potential, planet zoo but with dinosaurs, they feel like actual animals, not like in JW or JP
I hope they add different species interactions/hunting soon. A mammoth herd fending off a trex, or a wooly rhino feeding around a nasutoceratops would be dope
I wonder if you'll add some prehistoric sea creatures in the future. I think species like Liopleurodon, Archelon, Mosasaurus, Basilosaurus, Giant Nautilus, Elasmosaurus, Styxosaurus, Ichtiosaurus and of course Megalodon would make for great additions to the prehistoric kingdom. (Still feel like Planet Zoo could use some fully marine animals.)
Sorry had to redo my comment because you can’t correct comments on Kindle- So do some of the animals only have one skin atm. Such a brilliant showcase. Never knew this game added so many animals!
Prehistoric Kingdom is really great game. Accurate, realistic designs, natural behaviors, creative ideas to makes a park and waiting with great hope for new uptades. It all makes for me game 10/10
You can see that Big Cats are not going well with the Kinect Motion they implemented. I am sure it is something that the devs probably saw and are looking into fixing, but it is an overall minor thing. Compared to the stuff they are adding now in the Update 12
9:42 I swear that velociraptor skin is a reference to the terror bird in prehistoric park I mean the colors and patterns are exactly the same, even the crest is similar Edit: Nvm I’m dumb the colors and patterns are pretty different but I can still see a bit of similarity so maybe it’s a coincidence?
This game is better than JWE2 on so many aspects for me, while worse in a few, although I still love both JWE2 and PK I haven't seen a better looking raptor than JWE2's Utahraptor, literally perfection
Wish I had a PC and the game was simpler. One thing I think the JWE games has that this game doesn't is that it's simple to make an enclosure/park. Prehistoric Kingdom is too complicated for me in that regard, but I do really apreciate what developers are aiming at
The game doesn't care about your preferences. It's scientifically accurate, and that's it. It doesn't matter it looked on place or out of place: it is the closest thing we can imagine it was. No opinion is going to change that
@@xoaquimyeray actually we have no clue if trex had lips or not. It’s only a believable theory. Nothing more. Paleontologist are still arguing about it. Same thing for the feathered rex. We think he didn’t had them but there’s still a possibility that they had feathers. The only Tyrannosaurid we know that had no feathers is Daspletosaurus and we only found scales impressions of it’s hip.
@@WMVKMBN By that regard we can add to it crocodile scales, dragon wings and a laser. We don't know that he didn't had them, we only know what we have discovered. Plus, saying that contradicts itself as you say “we don't know if it had lips” I can answer “We don't know if it hadn't them” We know smaller T. Rex's theropod relatives DID had them, such as dromeosaurids and an abelisaur (can't remember its name), so it's neither out of place or invented. And the final touch: Tyrannosaurus and many other carnivore and non-carnivore dinosaurs were studied upon what having exposed teeth would make to the dentine of the teeth, and the results are that an exposal to the environments they lived in was too harsh for the teeth to handle for extended periods of time, as the dust, constant cold and/or humidity would make them weaken and break, so the only thing that could prevented that is (you guessed it) lips. Plus, the gum of their mouth would dry, weaken and recess if exposed and make the teeth EVEN weaker, so it's almost anti-natural that dinosaurs had exposed teeth, and less they had exposed mouth gum. Besides that, the debate about T-rex's feathers is now kind of solved: a study about body temperature showed that T-rex had its tail and back legs' ends way colder than the rest of its body, and it couldn't had been that way if Tyrannosaurus didn't had any kind of cover. It is unlikely that it had complex or a full coat of feathers, but it's more likely that it did have a cover on the neck, superior body and the front of its back legs stopping on the start of the tail, formed of simple feathers or some other sort of filament. Plus, the alledged proof that Tyrannosaurus DIDN'T had feathers was given by two skin impressions that showed a pattern of more reptilian-like skin instead of the smoother one found on actual nowadays birds. HOWEVER, we DO have proof that smaller theropods DID had simpler feathers ALONGSIDE with that same skin pattern, so it's not a “It didn't had them shut up”. Another plus: both skin impressions were found on a T. Rex digging site, yes, and they were allegedly part of the neck and tail, said the founders. HOWEVER, they lacked the markings on where they did found them on the official map of the digging site, something pretty important to figurize where they belonged on T. Rex's body AND if they did really belonged to T. Rex (that was found because of the correlation with the same smaller skin impressions I said before) so the relation is more of a memory thing rather than an official study. Furthermore, the skik impressions were re-ubicated to the tail and lower torso, respectively. If you want to know a more detailed explanation, you could search the TH-cam channel Palaeos, if you are fluent in spanish. Said channel is driven by a doctor on paleontology graduated from the university of Mexico City, and has a whole video covering this topic. Any question?
![Prehistoric Planet [2022 - 2023] - Tyrannosaurus Rex Screen Time](/img/n.gif)
I love the constant references to Nigel's previous adventures. So much nostalgia in this game.
If they add Giganotosaurus, Nigel has to reference getting chased by them in Patagonia or when he got eaten by one on an Airport.
In patagonia is mapusaurus
Spinosaurus still keeps the top spot for me amongst dinosaurs, I just love how it gets "stranger" with each iteration, yet it keeps its core identity.
Feels amongst the most unique type of dinosaurs, as if just in between going fully aquatic, but never sadly got there. Sort of how Polar Bears are now, slowly taking those "steps" towards becoming aquatic
Polar bears are classified as aquatic animals. If anything, they are turning terrestrial because their previous habitat is melting away.
Spinosaurus is indeed a fascinating one, it does really stand out from the rest imo
You know, watching these creatures in action makes me really appreciate the sound design of this game.
I really hope they add Therizinosaurus and Nigel references that one episodes he had with them🙏😩
The Giant Claw!
One thing i miss in these type of games are proper herd / pack behaviors. Animals usually have social interaction but they will just go do their own thing after that. I want to make a huge Herbi herd that acts like a herd. T_T or a sabertooth pack that acts like a pack...
Its still plannd they just want to polish the ai up first
as much as i love jurassic world evolution, i'm *very* happy to see a game do dilophosaurus and velociraptor correctly.
The American lion and the cave lion are really cool models
6:40 - well, I can say about fun fact:
There wasn;t meant in ending of 6th episode of Prehistoric Park, but on Twitter, Nigel Marvin showed, that he was next target to park was... EXACTLLY! Spinosaurus! We just can imagine, how it could look like because next episodes after ,,Super Croc" weren't happened. Instead, we got Primeval, where creatures weren't that accurate in comparasion a few animals with version from Prehistoric Park, Walking with Beasts, etc.
I feel like this game will be better than JWE2 when it’s done just because it’s basically Planet zoo but with amazing prehistoric creatures.
It definitely has the potential to be, but it has one major limiting factor. 9 times outta 10 this game isn’t coming to console, so its reach wont be as far as jwe2. But even without said reach, this is definitely gonna be one of the better dino games we’ve gotten when it’s done.
@@pitchblack1838I can’t wait to see what they decide to add later down the line. In my opinion it is one of the best dino games.
@@LetsGame80 I mean breeding, unique colors on the dinosaurs, creatures from different eras of time. Nigel Marvin as the announcer. I want to say its the best but its too early to give out the trophy. It’s one of the few games that make me actually want to get a pc though.
Marine and flying creatures too potentially @@pitchblack1838
@@pitchblack1838i played the beta and I can assure everyone here that it has a great potential, planet zoo but with dinosaurs, they feel like actual animals, not like in JW or JP
I hope they add different species interactions/hunting soon. A mammoth herd fending off a trex, or a wooly rhino feeding around a nasutoceratops would be dope
A herd of mammoth would mess up a trex no question
Now this is a cinema, i liked the fact you showd the some of the skin colors 😊
I’m glad that they put spots on Smilodon
That grey dilo with the purple/pink crests is just peak dino design.
So beautiful in such a simplistic way
I wonder if you'll add some prehistoric sea creatures in the future. I think species like Liopleurodon, Archelon, Mosasaurus, Basilosaurus, Giant Nautilus, Elasmosaurus, Styxosaurus, Ichtiosaurus and of course Megalodon would make for great additions to the prehistoric kingdom.
(Still feel like Planet Zoo could use some fully marine animals.)
Maybe Nigel can reference the time he was attacked by a pod of Tylosaurs😊
NNNOOO NIGEL WHAT HAVE YOU DONE I CAN NEVER UNSEE THE THUMBS UP
My childhood hero be spitting nothing but fax 🗣️💯🙏
This game was made with the heart. JWE2 was made just to get money
So true my guy!
Well it is a company so yeah your right, but it doesn't mean one is better then the other 😉
I'm a fan of both games, but I feel like you're saying this just because the animals have more accurate designs in PK
The JWE2 hate is insane, it has amazing content stop it.
@@nikradameri6106 I'm a huge nerd for paleontology and I hate people who hate on really great dino media with outdated / inaccurate stuff.
Splendid video!
Sorry had to redo my comment because you can’t correct comments on Kindle-
So do some of the animals only have one skin atm. Such a brilliant showcase. Never knew this game added so many animals!
The species that have 1 skin are a alternate species/genus. So for an example the Sinotherium is a alternate genus of the Elasmotherium.
@@LetsGame80 ah ok, that explains why tarbosaurus looked pretty similar to t-Rex!
personally,l would be happy if more prehistoric mammals were added in the future.
I'm glad they gave the predatory dinosaurs lips, most of them anyway, t-rex especially. It just feels right.
Yep I will be supporting this game undoubtedly 👌👌❤
Walking with dinosaurs will forever be the best dinosaur tv show
Prehistoric Kingdom is really great game. Accurate, realistic designs, natural behaviors, creative ideas to makes a park and waiting with great hope for new uptades. It all makes for me game 10/10
You can see that Big Cats are not going well with the Kinect Motion they implemented.
I am sure it is something that the devs probably saw and are looking into fixing, but it is an overall minor thing. Compared to the stuff they are adding now in the Update 12
WOW I’ve never seen the Spino in this game, looks amazing 😮🔥🔥
Can't wait for green Ankylosaurus
we need guest management like in JWE2 or even better and the game is perfect
Wow, never heard of this game, seems amazing!
9:42 I swear that velociraptor skin is a reference to the terror bird in prehistoric park I mean the colors and patterns are exactly the same, even the crest is similar
Edit: Nvm I’m dumb the colors and patterns are pretty different but I can still see a bit of similarity so maybe it’s a coincidence?
This game is better than JWE2 on so many aspects for me, while worse in a few, although I still love both JWE2 and PK I haven't seen a better looking raptor than JWE2's Utahraptor, literally perfection
Whats wrong with the Torvosaurus' right foot?
17:08 So, Is Chased by Seres Canon in the Universe of Prehistoric Kingdom?
Wish I had a PC and the game was simpler.
One thing I think the JWE games has that this game doesn't is that it's simple to make an enclosure/park. Prehistoric Kingdom is too complicated for me in that regard, but I do really apreciate what developers are aiming at
I would be cool if there was a prehistoric planet collab and we got skins based on the dinos from the show
Ohhh the references
i love the new t rex model it has lips! ❤
I like the coloration and more accurate velociraptor and dilophosaurus much more than JWE2.
Sounds like there are a few soundbites missing, and I don't mean the ones that didn't have commentaries attached to them upon release of the vid.
Oh damn what a great game.
I hope modders will mod the hell out of it and we will have all dino species available haha
nigel is great!!
Just out of curiosity:
This game isn’t fully finished being developed, right?
Todavia no aun falta mas contenido
Its still in early acses they plan more behaviours,Flying Animals, Marine animals etc
From The TV creators of Prehistoric Park(like Similar than Jurassic Park/Jurassic World)
i hope they will add utahraptor
The game looks beautiful but they gotta fix that Torvosaurus walk cycle. It looks like it’s dislocating its femur lmao
Is this on console?
Will they ever bring this game to ps5?!
Do the animals interact with one another yet?
They work on it
Strange, I thought the Tyrannosaurus rex model is lipless release its half lipped
They finally got rid of the half lips to make it more conventionally accurate
@@kentrosaurusboi3909 honestly, I didn’t mind the half lips
Almirpto.
La diferencia de dinosaurios es por que en jurasicc no son 100% dinosaurios, aca si es mas realista
WHAT DID THEY DO TO MY BOY BRACHIO
18:34 wait i can accept that a bit
Damn. Tbh. I miss their Rex's exposed teeth, makes them kinda unique while not looking out of place. Sad
Now he’s perfect. But I agree they could have kept a skin with teeth showing.
@@WMVKMBN Yeah. Sadly
The game doesn't care about your preferences. It's scientifically accurate, and that's it. It doesn't matter it looked on place or out of place: it is the closest thing we can imagine it was. No opinion is going to change that
@@xoaquimyeray actually we have no clue if trex had lips or not. It’s only a believable theory. Nothing more. Paleontologist are still arguing about it. Same thing for the feathered rex. We think he didn’t had them but there’s still a possibility that they had feathers. The only Tyrannosaurid we know that had no feathers is Daspletosaurus and we only found scales impressions of it’s hip.
@@WMVKMBN By that regard we can add to it crocodile scales, dragon wings and a laser. We don't know that he didn't had them, we only know what we have discovered. Plus, saying that contradicts itself as you say “we don't know if it had lips” I can answer “We don't know if it hadn't them”
We know smaller T. Rex's theropod relatives DID had them, such as dromeosaurids and an abelisaur (can't remember its name), so it's neither out of place or invented.
And the final touch: Tyrannosaurus and many other carnivore and non-carnivore dinosaurs were studied upon what having exposed teeth would make to the dentine of the teeth, and the results are that an exposal to the environments they lived in was too harsh for the teeth to handle for extended periods of time, as the dust, constant cold and/or humidity would make them weaken and break, so the only thing that could prevented that is (you guessed it) lips. Plus, the gum of their mouth would dry, weaken and recess if exposed and make the teeth EVEN weaker, so it's almost anti-natural that dinosaurs had exposed teeth, and less they had exposed mouth gum.
Besides that, the debate about T-rex's feathers is now kind of solved: a study about body temperature showed that T-rex had its tail and back legs' ends way colder than the rest of its body, and it couldn't had been that way if Tyrannosaurus didn't had any kind of cover. It is unlikely that it had complex or a full coat of feathers, but it's more likely that it did have a cover on the neck, superior body and the front of its back legs stopping on the start of the tail, formed of simple feathers or some other sort of filament.
Plus, the alledged proof that Tyrannosaurus DIDN'T had feathers was given by two skin impressions that showed a pattern of more reptilian-like skin instead of the smoother one found on actual nowadays birds. HOWEVER, we DO have proof that smaller theropods DID had simpler feathers ALONGSIDE with that same skin pattern, so it's not a “It didn't had them shut up”.
Another plus: both skin impressions were found on a T. Rex digging site, yes, and they were allegedly part of the neck and tail, said the founders. HOWEVER, they lacked the markings on where they did found them on the official map of the digging site, something pretty important to figurize where they belonged on T. Rex's body AND if they did really belonged to T. Rex (that was found because of the correlation with the same smaller skin impressions I said before) so the relation is more of a memory thing rather than an official study. Furthermore, the skik impressions were re-ubicated to the tail and lower torso, respectively.
If you want to know a more detailed explanation, you could search the TH-cam channel Palaeos, if you are fluent in spanish. Said channel is driven by a doctor on paleontology graduated from the university of Mexico City, and has a whole video covering this topic.
Any question?
Hope this comes to consol
I wish prehistoric kingdoms will appear on consoles cause it too lagging on my laptops.
Idk if it cost money “just STFU & take my money!!