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2011 PCPlayStationXbox 👍 69 % Mixed, 2,062 reviews on Steam

A Telltale-style story adventure that runs alongside the first Jurassic Park film. Instead of free exploration, you get dialogue choices and frantic quick-time events while fleeing dinosaurs.

What defines Jurassic Park: The Game:

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
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The closest matches for Jurassic Park: The Game are Beyond: Two Souls, The Expanse: A Telltale Series and Directive 8020. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Jurassic Park: The Game special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Beyond: Two Souls

86 %

2013 PCPlayStation 19.99 € 👍 88 % Very positive, 28,027 reviews on Steam

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Realistic visuals
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

Quantic Dream's interactive drama tells Jodie's life in non-chronological episodes, bound to the ghostly entity Aiden whom you can also control. Decisions and quick-time sequences shape a cinematic, motion-captured story with strong lead performances.

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Directive 8020

Sci-fi setting

A cinematic sci-fi horror adventure from Supermassive's Dark Pictures line, where a crashed colony crew is stalked by a shapeshifting alien threat on a distant world. Your decisions determine who survives.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead

Dark, serious atmosphere

A single-player horror game set in the A Quiet Place universe, where you play a young woman sneaking silently through a world overrun by sound-hunting monsters. Every noise can be deadly, while family tension and personal fears drive the story.

The Complex

Strong, story-driven narrative

An interactive full-motion-video sci-fi thriller where your decisions steer the story set in a sealed research facility. It focuses on branching, cinematic storytelling rather than traditional gameplay.

Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom

Sci-fi setting

A 1990s space combat game that pairs fast dogfights with lavish live-action cutscenes starring real actors. Its story of war and betrayal in a space-faring human empire is front and center.

Detroit: Become Human

Strong, story-driven narrative

A cinematic narrative adventure where you guide three androids through a near-future Detroit. The story branches dramatically with every choice, and characters can live or die depending on your decisions.

Who Are You!?

Strong, story-driven narrative

A psychological sci-fi horror thriller where you play Ray Roswell, investigating his wife's disappearance, which may involve an alien abduction. Puzzles, mystery and choices drive a story inspired by real UFO research.

Indigo Prophecy

Strong, story-driven narrative

Quantic Dream's cinematic thriller has you play both an accidental murderer and the detectives hunting him, shaping the story through decisions and reflex-based QTE sequences. Its supernatural mystery starts gripping and atmospheric before veering into wild territory.

Heavy Rain

Strong, story-driven narrative

A grim, cinematic thriller about the Origami Killer where you guide four characters, and every choice or failed quick-time sequence can decide who lives and how the story ends.

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