History VideoGame / JurassicParkChaosIsland

* StockDinosaurs: Naturally. Dinosaurs appearing in-game are ''Parasaurolophus'', ''Compsognathus'', ''Pachycephalosaurus'', ''Dilophosaurus'', ''Stegosaurus'', ''Triceratops'', ''Velociraptor'', and ''Tyrannosaurus''. Some other dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals are also seen in some of the game's artwork, such as a ''Brachiosaurus'' skeleton in the ninth level.

* AntiClimaxBoss: the ''Tyrannosaurus'' standing between the party and the helipad in the last level is implicitly the FinalBoss, the last thing standing between you can success. Of course, before this you fought the last of the hunters and probably still have tons of dinosaurs left over and plenty of eggs besides, including your own tyrannosaurs, so all this together makes this final tyrannosaur a joke.

* ActuallyFourMooks: the ''Compsognathus'' is actually three small dinosaurs in a group.

* ArtificialStupidity: the AI leaves a bit to be desired. Probably the best example is in the seventh level, where a dinosaur nest in a very particular spot past a tree will cause explorers to constantly try to go around the tree back and forth, blocking each other's path endlessly if more than one has been tasked to collect the eggs.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: dinosaurs have collars indicating who controls them: blue is the player, red is the Hunters, and white is wild dinosaurs. Also, the ''Dilophosaurus''' venomous spit is colored according to its faction.

* FactionCalculus: there are two factions in the game (three if you count wild dinosaurs), though only one is playable: the explorers/research team, comprised of the main characters (blue); the Hunters, the main antagonists (red); and wild dinosaurs, who are neutral or aggressive to all--including other wild dinosaurs (white).

* FogOfWar: the tutorial lampshades this by the Research Assistant commenting on all the "black fog" that limits his field of vision to only a few feet. Unusually for a real-time strategy game, once the fog is lifted, you can see everything that goes on in that area even if none of your explorers or dinosaurs are anywhere near it.

* GreenHillZone: the first two levels, set on Isla Nublar, have pleasant-sounding music are are populated only by ''Parasaurolophus'' and ''Compsognathus'', which pose little to no threat to you even on the highest difficulty, and only a few Hunters in the second level. In contrast, the third level has much more serious, foreboding music, the first dangerous dinosaurs you'll meet, and a ''lot'' more Hunters.
* HeroMustSurvive: usually averted, but the tenth mission requires Eddie to survive since he's the only one that can boot up the power plant that you need to complete the mission, and every named character must survive the final mission. In both cases, you get them for free.

* LightningBruiser: most of the dinosaurs qualify, but special mention goes to the ''Tyrannosaurus''.

* WorkerUnit: the Research Assistant. Any of the characters can build all the same buildings and do all the same things, but only the Research Assistant can not only be recruited multiple times, but also is the only character that can't be upgraded.
* YouAllLookFamiliar: the Research Assistant. Richard Attenborough's narration for him as John Hammond lampshades this by saying that he can "appear to be everywhere at once."
* ZergRush: a viable tactic, especially against wild dinosaurs since their AI can't really handle being attacked from multiple directions, allowing you to unload on them while they're unable to fight back.

''Jurassic Park: Chaos Island'', also known as ''Chaos Island: The Lost World Jurassic Park'', is a 1997 tie-in video game for ''Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. The player takes control of all the main protagonists from the movie--Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), Sarah Harding (Julianne Moore), Nick Van Owen (Vince Vaughn), Eddie Carr (Richard Schiff), and Kelly Curtis (Vanessa Lee Chester), who are all voiced by the original actors--to enact the basic premise of the film: they are sent to Isla Sorna, "Site B", where John Hammond and InGen created the dinosaurs for Jurassic Park four years after the events of the first movie. Disaster eventually strikes and the heroes need to escape from the island. On the way, they are harassed by the [[EvilPoacher Hunters]], who plan to take dinosaurs off the island to make a profit, and by the dinosaurs themselves, but can hatch their own dinosaurs using a DNA serum which allows them to control them. It's basically ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer'' with a ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' wrapper.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: the Hunters are working for one.
* EvilPoacher: the Hunters.

* FragileSpeedster: ''Compsognathus'' and to a lesser extent ''Dilophosaurus''.

''Jurassic Park: Chaos Island'', also known as ''Chaos Island: The Lost World Jurassic Park'', is a 1997 tie-in video game for ''TheLostWorldJurassicPark''. The player takes control of all the main protagonists from the movie--Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), Sarah Harding (Julianne Moore), Nick Van Owen (Vince Vaughn), Eddie Carr (Richard Schiff), and Kelly Curtis (Vanessa Lee Chester), who are all voiced by the original actors--to enact the basic premise of the film: they are sent to Isla Sorna, "Site B", where John Hammond and InGen created the dinosaurs for Jurassic Park four years after the events of the first movie. Disaster eventually strikes and the heroes need to escape from the island. On the way, they are harassed by the [[EvilPoacher Hunters]], who plan to take dinosaurs off the island to make a profit, and by the dinosaurs themselves, but can hatch their own dinosaurs using a DNA serum which allows them to control them. It's basically ''CommandAndConquer'' with a ''JurassicPark'' wrapper.

* ActuallyFourMooks: the Compsognathus is actually three small dinosaurs in a group

* FogOfWar: the tutorial lampshades this by the Research Assistant commenting on all the "black fog" that limits his field of vision to only a few feet. Unusually for a real-time strategy game, once the fog is lifted, you can see everything that goes on in that area even if none of your explorers or dinosaurs are in the area.
* HeroMustSurvive: usually averted, but the 10th mission requires Eddie to survive since he's the only one that can boot up the power plant that you need to complete the mission, and every named character must survive the final mission. In both cases, you get them for free.