If ever there was a fan of the Jurassic Park franchise, it was me. I was 7 years old when the first Jurassic Park film came out and immediately I was hooked. I owned every toy that was 
made (NOT an exaggeration) and took care of them; I would never lose the hunk of skin that would pop out of the dinosaurs’ side as battle damage. I played and beat every video game on every system. I read all of the books multiple times. I learned everything possible about Steven Spielberg.
So when I found out that a new Jurassic Park game was coming out, I was overjoyed. And when I found out that it was going to be made by Telltale I wept openly, fearing that they would obliterate a much loved staple of my childhood.
I have not made my longstanding dislike for all things Telltale a secret, but this year has slowly been changing that opinion. Hector: Badge of Carnage force me to let go of my hate of Telltale and now Jurassic Park has me loving them.
Jurassic Park the Game: Story
The story coincides with the first film and centers around that lost can of Barbasol that had the dinosaur embryos in it. When Dennis Nedry (you probably remember his as Newman from Seinfeld) fails to return with the embryos during the Island evacuation, plan B is set into motion. You start out as a female mercenary in search of the embryos but with no clue what you are trying to get nor what hidden dangers lurk on the island. After she is bitten by an unknown creature and is chased by a Tyrannosaurus Rex, she is met by to other characters.
