3D Dinosaur park simulator

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About this game

3D Dinosaur Park - a set of realistic 3D dinosaur models in your device. The application uses the camera. Simply choose your favorite dinosaur and place your device so that the dinosaur is on a flat surface.

The game uses real 3D models with real animation of behavior and real sounds! Various dinosaurs from the Jurassic are waiting for you.

The effect is similar to a hologram. Call your friends, create together your dinosaur park.

Arrange Jurassic Adventures.

Dinosaur Description:

Tyrannosaurus rex - among the largest predators, ty-Rex was the most dangerous.

Triceratops is the largest horned dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous. Young triceratops hatch from melon-sized eggs. Then they grow horns: short - from the nose, long - slightly above the eyes. The neck of dinosaurs is framed by a powerful bone collar. These giants feed on low-growing plants, shoots and leaves.

Velociraptor is a small but very clever predator who lived at the end of the Cretaceous. The jaws of a ruthless hunter were filled with sharp teeth; agile paws with tenacious claws easily tore apart the carcass of the fallen animal. There were claws on the hind limbs of a predatory raptor.

Spinosaurus - was one of the largest land-based predators in the entire history of the earth: This monster was 17 meters long, 8 meters high and weighed 11 tons.

Parasaurolophus is a dinosaur of the Cretaceous period, similar to a duck, possessing a huge crest on its head and preferring to move with its flock. With his outstanding comb, he makes sounds.

Ratings and reviews

The game dose work for me nd there's no white screen as the background so I think your devices are glitching if your screen is white and it's actually very fun!

The app is supposed to place the animal in some wherever your surroundings are and instead are you get as a white background with the animal there he cannot exit the app you cannot do anything with it this app is a complete failure

I found it again! I think you could keep them on the ground and walk around them. I hope you get what I mean, it would be a fantastic feature! Thanks.