Lawn Mowing Simulator Dino Safari Review (Xbox Series S)
Our Lawn Mowing Simulator Dino Safari Review as its been a while since it first opened its doors in 1994 to capitalize on the mainstream obsession with all things prehistoric, and is proudly still going strong today. This beloved local location is one of the area’s premier tourist attractions, transporting kids and adults alike into a bygone time around its proud central volcano.
Lawn Mowing Simulator Dino Safari Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 13.6GB download size. (combined)
- 5 new achievements.
- Four new locations – T – Rex paddock, Raptor paddock, Cretaceous Paddock, and Herbivore paddock.
- Can be played in the free mow.
- Four new valuable Collectibles to find.
- 12 new contracts for career mode.
- Takes a Jurassic Park swing at it.
- Dinosaur models that have animated mouths roar when you go past them.
- Still has the same solid gameplay.
- Very atmospheric.
- Well laid out areas.
- Makes you feel more like you are an employee in a Dinosaur park.
- Empty grass cuttings into the provided bags.
Lawn Mowing Simulator Dino Safari Review Cons:
- You feel isolated and kind of cut off from everything.
- The areas are good but do start to feel small.
- Parts of the grass are hard to navigate, see or cut.
- No new vehicles or branding choices.
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Lawn Mowing Simulator Dino Safari:
Developer: Skyhook Games
Publisher: Curve Games
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- Graphics - 8/108/10
- Sound - 8/108/10
- Accessibility - 8/108/10
- Length - 8/108/10
- Fun Factor - 8/108/10
Summary
The DLC may well be more of the same but that’s a good thing! This DLC for me is the best DLC to date because it’s the first DLC where it had atmosphere, Interactive points, and just a great feeling. Yes, you are just mowing the grass but the way in which you go around it, it is almost like its own adventure. Fans of the base game should definitely jump onto this DLC as it elevates the game.
