Indoorlands vs Jurassic World Evolution 2
Indoorlands
Indoorlands is an indoor theme park simulation game where you can build your theme park from the ground up, decorate the place, customize each ride, and make as much money as you can by fulfilling your visitors’ needs. There’s also a research tree where you can unlock new ride and décor halls to build, thematic decor to place, and increase the number of visitors your park can support. Honestly, if you’ve played Parkitect before, Indoorlands will feel somewhat similar, albeit a simpler version of it, and indoors. Rides, for instance, are placed in specialized “ride halls” while décor can be placed either in ride halls or special décor halls.Now, despite currently being in early access, Indoorlands already has enough content for tens of hours of play, especially if you are simply obsessed over creating the best possible theme park with a high visitor approval rating. The game is also completely sandbox-based so you’re given free rein to create your park as you like. You can even take over the controls of a ride, have fun operating it, or even set your own ride program. However, that is not to say that the game’s a perfect early access title. It does have some hiccups and some room for improvement, especially when it comes to the depth of some of its features. Still, the game’s definitely worth its asking price even now and if you love theme park sims in general, you’ll definitely enjoy playing Indoorlands!
Jurassic World Evolution 2
Jurassic World Evolution 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to what is already a delightful simulation game featuring gorgeously-rendered dinosaurs and a large park to manage. Set in the new neo-Jurassic world where humans have to coexist with dinosaurs, your goal now is to capture the dinosaurs in the wild and bring them back to your Jurassic World to conserve them. There are lots of facilities, upgrades, and new features to unlock as you play, and there’s even a brand-new story-driven mode, Chaos Theory, which lets you experience the many “What ifs” during critical events in the Jurassic World and Jurassic Park movies.Platforms
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