The dinosaur AI isn't up to much. It's too linear. Where you have the freedom to explore your environment and use whatever you find to ensure your continued survival. Where you are definitely not alone but share your surroundings with many other living, breathing, intelligent creatures. A game so revolutionary that there isn't a mould for it to break - a game that is both graphically stunning and a joy to play.
Trespasser is nothing like it.
Velociraptbore 'I love animals. The premise behind Trespasser is that eight years have passed since the events in The Lost World and Ingen , the company behind the genetically recreated dinosaurs featured in Jurassic Park and the later failed expedition to capture a Tyrannosaurus Rex has gone bust. Now, Site B , the breeding ground for the dinosaurs has become the stuff of urban legend, a mythical location which few people believe actually exists. Until, that is, you, playing some young air-traveller or other, find yourself the only survivor of an air disaster that leaves you stranded on Site B. Quite how the heroine that you play survives the air disaster is unclear, given that the pilots and other passengers apparently all cop it when the platform crashes and blows up. What you do know is that you've got to find a way off the dinosaur filled island somehow, preferably retaining all of your bodily appendages - not necessarily an easy task given the saurian and frequently hostile nature of the island's inhabitants.