LEGO Jurassic World is a single-player/multiplayer game based on the Jurassic Park franchise. There are 20 levels divided among the 4 films. Players unlock over 100 characters and 20 dinosaurs by progressing. The game shares mechanics with other LEGO games like destroying objects. It has 4 objectives per level and collectibles in the hub world. Controls are simple, using buttons for actions like jumping and attacking.

1. LEGO Jurassic World

2. LEGO Jurassic World is a single-player/multiplayer, third person, 3D game, based on the Jurassic Park franchise.
The game follows the main story line from all four films, adding in some classic LEGO humor, and divide the
game levels depending on the film.
There are twenty different levels in the game, which are divided into 5 different levels for each Jurassic film.
The dialogue for the first three films is taken from the films directly, where as the cast of Jurassic World
provided additional dialogue for their levels as well.
As the player(s) progress through the level and complete different achievements set within the game, they also
unlock over 100 playable characters and 20 different dinosaurs. Within the game, you also have the ability to
create your own custom characters and custom dinosaurs.
This game shares characteristics of the LEGO franchise; such as, destroying LEGO objects to build other objects
needed to progress through the levels. This game’s difficulty cannot be changed with makes the puzzle-solving
all the more interesting and rewarding as you can’t set them to be easy.
There are 4 different objectives to complete in each level and plenty more in the Hub world, which can make
this game all the more enjoyable to play. There are plenty of different of collectable objects hidden within the
Hub worlds which may require certain characters to obtain them.
The mechanics for this game are fairly simple to understand, there is one button designated for a specific
action for you character to do; jump, attack, interact/special ability and change character. The other main
mechanic for this game is the control stick, which you use to control the direction that your character moves in.
GAMEPLAY

3. In certain ways, this game is similar to other Lego games that have been released
before it, as they use the same sort of format and graphics. But in many ways, this
game isn’t like any other Lego game that’s been released before, where as in previous
games, characters have had superpowers, where as this game, focuses on the
characters suite and skills; like some characters can dig, and others can track different
objects. This game is also unique from others, as it is the only Lego game where you
can play as dinosaurs and create your own.
This game is playable on consoles only; either handheld, like Nintendo, or Xbox and
PlayStation. The main controls for this game are the same from previous game as they
never needed to change. Other new features that the controls now include is the
ability to change into any playable character in the game by holding down the
character button.

4. Each level within this game is designed to look like a specific scene(s) from
the film that the level is set in. The levels are filled with different puzzles
that you need to solve in order to move on.
Levels within the game are set around a major part from the film, usually
introduced using a cut scene, then as the level progresses, you have the
opportunity to collect 10 Minikits, though, it’s worth mentioning that most
of the Minikits can only be obtained after completing the level and playing it
once again, in Free-Play. Other collectables in each level is a new item,
exclusive for this game only; the Amber brick, which contains the DNA for
one of the twenty playable dinosaurs.
This game uses cut scenes to show the beginning of a level, they are also
used when the level is changing to another setting (from inside a building to
the outside), the final way they are used is for when a level has been
completed and they game shows what happens after the levels events.
Another way that cut scenes are used in this game is to show an enemy
entering the area. The cut scenes are all automatic, and appear in both Story
and Free-Play mode.
1 level in particular that I think that everyone will recognize is the kitchen
scene from ‘Jurassic Park’ as the level includes your characters trying to
escape from the velocirapters and the big fight seen between the T-Rex.

5. Your characters info
Level boss
Other characters info
Action required
Interactive objects
Level characters
Architecture/Terrain
Money total
Character speech

6. Name of the game
and what genre it is
Age rating
Clear image from the
game itself
Developer/Publisher
Screen shots from
the game
A few sentences
describing the game

7. This is a screen shot from one of the levels in the game,
called ‘The Spinosuarus’ from Jurassic Park III. This level
includes an epic battle between the Spinosuarus and a T-
Rex, in which they fight, while you control the characters,
trying to escape from them. As the level progresses the
player(s) are given the ability to control the T-Rex during
parts of the fight in order to progress further.
The second part of the level includes you trying to find
the camera to try and find where Eric Kirby is, this
includes jumping up to high places, gliding across large
gaps and cutting through vines. There are two enemies to
fight in this level; Troodon and Dilophosaurus. The level
also gives you the opportunity to take a picture of a
dinosaur in front of a waterfall.
The graphics used in this level clearly show the gamer
what they can interact with and the graphics are used to
create the landscape make it look as real as well as any
characters seen in the level. The graphics within this
game are at much higher resolutions then the graphics
from previous Lego games, which still showed what they
wanted to see, but the quality wasn’t at such a high
quality as this game is.

8. VIDEO GAME ADDICTION
Video game addiction can be caused by over playing a video game as the reward
center of the brain becomes more active, releasing dopamine, which can make the
player finds themselves focused on nothing more than the video game itself.
Video game addicts can become isolated as they focus only on the game itself which
also makes them docile s they will spent hours on end, sat in one place.

9. Annotated Catalogue
• (Accessed on 22nd September 2015) What makes a video game addictive (http://www.video-
game-addiction.org/what-makes-games-addictive.html)
• (Accessed on 22nd September 2015) Lego Jurassic World
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego_Jurassic_World)
• (Accessed on 23rd September 2015) Lego Jurassic World review
(http://uk.ign.com/articles/2015/06/22/lego-jurassic-world-review)