Tips & Tricks

Monitor Dinosaur Comfort: Uncomfortable dinosaurs may attack fences to escape. Consider electric fences or double perimeters for added security. Tranquilizing escaping dinosaurs is also an option, but keeping them happy is the best preventative measure.

Assess Dinosaur Stats: Each dinosaur has specific comfort requirements.

Manage Health: Dinosaur health decreases due to battles, untreated sickness, or lack of food/water. Panicked dinosaurs also neglect eating and drinking. Ranger teams can heal or medicate, but relocation may be necessary if comfort is low.

Provide Adequate Food: Ensure a variety of food types are available within the enclosure to meet the specific dietary needs of each dinosaur. Spread feeders out to avoid overcrowding.

Ensure Water Access: Create water sources in the enclosure before adding dinosaurs. This can be done using the landscaping tool and is relatively inexpensive. Multiple or spread-out ponds are acceptable.

Improve Overall Comfort: This stat is a reflection of all other comfort-related stats. Improving health, food, water, and habitat conditions will raise overall comfort.

Accommodate Grassland Preference: If a dinosaur prefers grassland, create larger, less confining pens and remove forests using the landscaping tool.

Accommodate Forest Preference: For dinosaurs preferring forests, ensure the enclosure is densely packed with trees.

Manage Population Tolerance: Understand how many dinosaurs of all types a specific dinosaur is willing to coexist with. Adjust enclosure populations accordingly.

Manage Social Needs: Similar to population tolerance, the social stat dictates how many dinosaurs of the same species should be present. Cater to preferences for large herds or small groups.

Build Shops: Shops generate income, and their prices can be adjusted. Monitor prices to balance customer volume and revenue. Offer a variety of shops, including Gift Shops, Toy Stores, and Restaurants & Fast Food, to cater to diverse visitor interests. A high park population will significantly increase shop revenue.

Utilize Expeditions: While expeditions cost money to launch and are primarily for DNA acquisition, they often yield valuable Silver, Platinum, or other materials that can cover (press the cover button to crouch behind walls or objects) the initial cost and provide profit. Expanding to multiple dig teams increases lucrativeness.

Attract Visitors: Visitors pay for park entry. Increasing the number and variety of dinosaurs will attract more visitors. Start with decent-sized enclosures and herbivores with high population settings to create groups, which helps attract visitors without increasing escape risks significantly.