Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is of a game that was removed from the internet around 2008-2010 around the same time the website for this game jp3.jurassicpark.com was shutdown by universal. So this is the first time in around 15 years that this game was played again. Anyways this is a video showing off what the game looks like since there is only one other video on this game and that video was made as a teaser for people who couldn't see the game or for those who wanted to see it before playing it.
The game itself is very interesting, the game was made using the Wildtangent Web Driver engine which uses however the game seems very buggy. In fact the doors to the hallway that contains the camera only seems to open whenever it feels like as well. Which I didn't feel like wandering to each door to see which would open so I just went out of bounds. In fact there are no bounds, only the walls and some small invisible walls here and there but for the most part you can just wander off screen and into the void whenever you feel like.
This game sadly doesn't work in a virtual machine and therefore I couldn't get a clean capture and the PC I am using has no video out capabilities and is actually below the specs needed for the game which is why it runs so slowly. The game is also missing many of the files that makes it work properly so it will crash many times if you try to go to the next level or if you get mauled by a dinosaur. The files I know I am missing because they are not archived by the wayback machine is the fourth level known as the Compound, I am missing some information text images such as one for the Spinosaurus which makes the Jungle, a level that I do have, not load. I am also missing pretty much every file for the compound as well so I cannot make a complete playthrough unless someone out there has all of he files for this game (Which is highly unlikely) I cannot go farther then the Gorge. This game was taken from the Wayback machine downloading the entire website one file at a time and requires an old machine preferably a machine running Windows 98.
This video is of a game that was removed from the internet around 2008-2010 around the same time the website for this game jp3.jurassicpark.com was shutdown by universal. So this is the first time in around 15 years that this game was played again. Anyways this is a video showing off what the game looks like since there is only one other video on this game and that video was made as a teaser for people who couldn't see the game or for those who wanted to see it before playing it.
The game itself is very interesting, the game was made using the Wildtangent Web Driver engine which uses however the game seems very buggy. In fact the doors to the hallway that contains the camera only seems to open whenever it feels like as well. Which I didn't feel like wandering to each door to see which would open so I just went out of bounds. In fact there are no bounds, only the walls and some small invisible walls here and there but for the most part you can just wander off screen and into the void whenever you feel like.
This game sadly doesn't work in a virtual machine and therefore I couldn't get a clean capture and the PC I am using has no video out capabilities and is actually below the specs needed for the game which is why it runs so slowly. The game is also missing many of the files that makes it work properly so it will crash many times if you try to go to the next level or if you get mauled by a dinosaur. The files I know I am missing because they are not archived by the wayback machine is the fourth level known as the Compound, I am missing some information text images such as one for the Spinosaurus which makes the Jungle, a level that I do have, not load. I am also missing pretty much every file for the compound as well so I cannot make a complete playthrough unless someone out there has all of he files for this game (Which is highly unlikely) I cannot go farther then the Gorge. This game was taken from the Wayback machine downloading the entire website one file at a time and requires an old machine preferably a machine running Windows 98.
