If there’s one thing that you won’t run out of, it’s fences!īasic yet durable, the wooden chain link fence is a staple of any park tycoon’s first exhibits. With the implementation of feeders in the game, Nathan has whipped up some new habitation assets that’ll certainly be of interest to all players. With four down and another forty-six to go, please enjoy this menagerie of some of our Semi-Arid and Mediterranean creatures! These infographics feature the animals inside their respective climate alongside the in-game environmental needs of the presented species. If you’re already following us on Facebook, Twitter, or Discord, you’ll be familiar with our recent species spotlights that are released once every Thursday (EST).
Although slight, the greenery amongst the structures is a definite welcome. It's super easy to use and the ability to change brush intensity for placement and removal makes perfecting your landscapes just that little bit easier.įor additional detailing, Nathan's buildings and plant pots received their various shrubs, bushes and trees from the selection of our climates so far. Moving onto further functionality, Matt polished up the vegetation painting so that it works across all climates and feels great to work with.Īs a base, each climate comes standard with 8 types of paintable vegetation that can be individually placed or grouped together to quickly paint a large forest. Despite this, there’s still a lot of space to build freely! We’re sure that players who enjoy a challenge will find the more limited size appealing to work around, not to mention the sunsets are gorgeous. Roughly half the size of Tropical Wet, our Semi-Arid island is currently the smallest map in Prehistoric Kingdom. We don’t like to gloat, but the next map is pretty hot. Once everything regarding creation itself is out of the way, we’ll be moving onto the animals in order to get them moving, roaring and needing! Over the coming weeks, Matt will be developing advanced path and monorail systems while Mau adds in functionality for the Nursery in addition to a pretty new main menu. Ensuring that the process of building exhibits is a great user experience is one of our biggest priorities for the project. March was a great month of consistent work that ultimately allowed us to make fantastic strides with implementing new assets, improve visual fidelity and tidy up the existing systems.Īt this point in the time, we’re working on getting fences and terraforming (water/tree painting) completely polished. With some revitalised energy, let’s get into one of the chunkiest updates yet. The Prehistoric Kingdom team have been working consistently this past month to continue making our game the best it can be.
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