Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs (Xbox One)

Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs is an expansion pack for Zoo Tycoon. It was released on September 1, 2014. It was based on the original Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs expansion pack.
== Gameplay ==
Like Zoo Tycoon, Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs features both a 15-hour story campaign mode, the traditional freeform mode (infinite money), and challenge modes (short tasks lasting about 15 minutes). In addition, there are also real-time events and challenges that match real-world events. 
The Xbox One version allows traditional Zoo Tycoon navigation as well as a Disneyland Adventures-style 3D free roam of the park, where the player's avatar runs through the park. Interactions with the animals are similar to Kinectimals in that they include feeding, bathing, etc. The player can see the status of the animals by pressing the X button to see if they're happy and healthy, view their food and water meters, as well as social and boredom ratings.
The Xbox One version allows gamers to upload their zoos to the cloud and share them. Up to four players can work on a given zoo simultaneously. Friends can continue to work on the zoo even when the owner is not present.
== Development ==
Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs was revealed at E3 2013 In June 2013, along with Zoo Tycoon. The gameplay that was shown included elements similar to Zoo Tycoon 2, such as a first person view, and new elements such as feeding animals in first person view. Also like its predecessor, the game allows the player to care for their animals by monitoring their mood, hunger, and thirst. Tycoon Mode, which was introduced in the first Zoo Tycoon, has also returned.
== AnimalsCategory:PCCategory:Dinosaurs ==
Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs has 46 animals to choose from, 32 from the Mesozoic Era, 14 from the Pleistocene Ice Age and 2 mythical animals.
The animals in Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs are the most accurate in any Zoo Tycoon game to date as the Carnivores will only ram the electric fences when angered enough. Some of the animals can mate with modern-day animals for example the Woolly Mammoth can mate with either the Asian or African Elephants, Coelodonta can mate with either the Black, White or Indian Rhinos, the Smilodon and American Lion can mate with either the Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Cheetah or Jaguar and the Cave with either the Polar, Grizzly or American Black Bear.
Animal 	Biome 	Cost 	Scientific name 	Era and Origin
Coelophysis 	Rainforest 	$1'700 	Coelphysis bauri 	Late Triassic
(North America)
Herrerasaurus 	Rainforest 	$2'000 	Herrerasaurus ischigualastenis	Late Triassic 
(North America)
Placerias 	Scrubland 	$3'000 	Placerias gigas 	Late Triassic
(North America)
Plateosaurus 	Deciduous Forest 	$2'600 	Plateosaurus engelhardti‭ 	Late Triassic
(Europe)
Thrinaxodon 	Desert 	$1'000 	Thrinaxodon liorhinus 	Late Triassic
(Antarctica/South Africa)
Allosaurus 	Rainforest 	$4'500 	Allosaurus fragilis 	Late Jurassic
(North America)
Apatosaurus 	Deciduous Forest 	$5'000 	Apatosaurus ajax 	Late Jurassic
(North America)
Brachiosaurus 	Deciduous Forest 	$5'000 	Brachiosaurus altithorax 	Late Jurassic
(North America/Africa)
Camptosaurus 	Coniferous Forest 	$2'500 	Camptosaurus dispar 	Late Jurassic
(North America)
Ichthyosaurus 	Saltwater 	$2'000 	Ichthyosaurus communis 	Early Jurassic
(Europe)
Kentrosaurus 	Coniferous Forest 	$3'700 	Kentrosaurus aethiopicus 	Late Jurassic 
(Africa)
Plesiosaurus 	Saltwater 	$3'700 	Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus 	Early Jurassic
(Europe)
Stegosaurus 	Coniferous Forest 	$4'000 	Stegosaurus stenops 	Late Jurassic
(North America)
Ankylosaurus 	Savannah 	$2'700 	Ankylosaurus magniventris 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Archelon 	Saltwater 	$3'500 	Archelon ischyros 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Caudipteryx 	Rainforest 	$1'500 	Caudipteryx zoui 	Early Cretaceous
(China)
Deinosuchus 	Saltwater 	$10'000	Deinosuchus hatcheri 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Gallimimus 	Desert 	$1'250 	Gallimimus bullatus 	Late Cretaceous
(Asia)
Hesperonis 	Coastal 	$1'000 	Heserponis regalis 	Late Cretaceous 
(North America)
Iguanodon 	Deciduous Forest 	$3'700 	Iguanodon bernissartensis 	Early Cretaceous
(Europe/North America)
Maiasaura 	Coniferous Forest 	$3'000 	Maiasaura preeblesorum 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Oviraptor 	Desert 	$1'300 	Oviraptor philoceratops 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Pachycephalosaurus	Rainforest 	$2'600 	Pachycephalosaurus wyomingesis	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Protoceratops 	Desert 	$1'000 	Protoceratops andewsi 	Late Cretaceous 
(Asia)
Pteranodon 	Coastal 	$10'000	Pteranodon longiceps 	Late Cretaceous 
(North America)
Quetzalcoatlus 	Coastal 	$3'500 	Quetzalcoatlus northropi 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Spinosaurus 	Coastal 	$4'100 	Spinosaurus aegyptiacus 	Mid Cretaceous
(North Africa)
Styracosaurus 	Deciduous Forest 	$2'600 	Styracosaurus albertensis‭ 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Therizinosaurus 	Desert 	$4'000 	Therizinosaurus cheloniformis 	Late Cretaceous
(Asia)
Triceratops 	Savannah 	$4'000 	Triceratops horridus 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Tylosaurus 	Saltwater 	$4'000 	Tylosaurus prioriger 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Tyrannosaurus Rex 	Rainforest 	$6'500 	Tyrannosaurus rex 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
Velociraptor 	Desert 	$3'500 	Velociraptor mongolienis 	Late Cretaceous
(North America)
American Lion 	Tundra 	$2'500 	Panthera atrox 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(North America)
Cave Bear 	Tundera 	$2'500 	Ursus spelaeus 	Ice Age/Pleistocene 
(Europe)
Dire Wolf 	Tundra 	$3'500 	Canis dirus 	Ice Age/Pleistocene 
(North America)
Doedicurus 	Grassland 	$2'500 	Doedicurus clavicaudatus 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(South/North America)
Long Horned Bison 	Tundra 	$2'000 	Bison latifrons 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(North America)
Imperial Mammoth 	Tundra 	$3'200 	Mammuthus imperator 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(North America)
Macrauchenia 	Grassland 	$1'500 	Macrauchenia patachonica 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(South America)
Megaloceros 	Tundra 	$2'000 	Megaloceros giganteus 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(Eurasia)
Megatherium 	Grassland 	$2'000 	Megatherium americanum 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(South America)
Meiolania 	Tundra 	$2'500 	Meiolania platyceps 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(Australia)
Smilodon 	Tundra 	$2'500 	Smilodon populator 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(South/North America)
Woolly Mammoth 	Tundra 	$3'200 	Mammuthus primigenius 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(Eurasia/North America)
Woolly Rhinoceros 	Tundra 	$2'500 	Coelodonta antiquitatis 	Ice Age/Pleistocene
(Eurasia)
Loch Ness Monster 	Freshwater 	$2'600 	Nessie 	Present Day
(Scotland)
Mokele-mbembe 	Tropical Rainforest	$4'500 	N/A 	Present Day
(Central Africa)
== Animal Houses ==
=== Lepospondyli House ===
Animal 	Scientific Name 	Era & Origin
Triadobatrachus	Triadobatrachus massinoti 	Early Triassic 
(Madagascar)
Karaurus 	Karaurus sharovi 	Late Jurassic
(Asia)
Diplocaulus 	Diplocaulus salamandroides	Late Permian
(Africa/North America)
=== Pteranodon House ===
Animal 	Scientific Name 	Era & Origin
Dimorphodon 	Dimorphodon macronyx 	Early Jurassic
(England)
Pterodactylus 	Pterodactylus antiquus 	Late Jurassic
(Europe/Africa)
Rhamphorhynchus	Rhamphorhynchus longicaudus	Late Jurassic
(Europe/Africa)
== Staff ==
* Scientist -
* DRT (Dinosaur Recovery Team) Base -
* Paleontologist -
* Tour Guide -
* Maintenance Worker -
* Cavemen Entertainer -
* Dinosaur Entertainer -
* Saber-tooth Tiger Entertainer - 
== Buildings ==
*Bronto Burger Stand -
*Mammoth Ice Cream Stand -
*Lepospondyl House -
*Trilobite House -
*Dinosaur Gift Stand -
*Dinosaur Gift Shop -
*Dinosaur Cinema -
*Dinosaur Video Arcade -
== Scenery ==
*Small Geyser -
*Large Geyser -
*Small Volcano -
*Large Volcano -
*Tar Pit -
*Lava Pit -
*Caveman in Glacier -
*Cave Painting -
*Small Fossil Wall -
*Medium Fossil Wall -
*Large Fossil Wall -
*T-Rex and Triceratops Fighting Statue -
*Velociraptor Statue -
*Giant Tortoise Fountain -
*Woolly Mammoth Fountain -
*T-Rex Skeleton Statue -
*Triceratops Skeleton Statue -
*Velociraptor Skeleton Statue -
*Imperial Mammoth Skeleton Statue -
*Irish Elk Skeleton Statue -
== Trivia ==
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