New Jurassic Park: Survival Gameplay Showcased in BTS Feature
Saber Interactive and NBC Universal have released a new behind-the-scenes feature for Jurassic Park: Survival, offering fans a fresh look at the highly anticipated first-person survival horror game. The featurette highlights how the development team is bringing the original 1993 film’s atmosphere to life, complete with authentic environments, lifelike dinosaurs, and a tense survival-focused narrative.
The video dives into the work behind the game’s protagonist, Dr. Maya Joshi, while showcasing how Saber Interactive collaborated closely with Universal to ensure every detail aligns with the legacy of the franchise. From environmental design to dinosaur animations, the developers emphasize accuracy and authenticity to capture the spirit of the original film.
Alongside commentary, the feature includes brief glimpses of gameplay in pre-alpha state. These short segments reveal core mechanics such as a handheld map and compass system, which Dr. Joshi uses to navigate Isla Nublar, and what appears to be a noise meter, indicating how loudly she moves in tense encounters. While the footage is still early in development, it already demonstrates the immersive potential of the project.
The update marks the first significant reveal since the game’s announcement in late 2023, which may leave some fans concerned about the development timeline. With no confirmed release window or launch date, speculation remains that Jurassic Park: Survival could still be a long way from release.
Still, the franchise’s combination of survival tension, cinematic atmosphere, and prehistoric horror has long made it an ideal candidate for a game adaptation. If Saber Interactive can deliver on its promise, players could finally get the terrifying experience of being trapped on Isla Nublar, fighting for survival against some of the most iconic dinosaurs in cinema history.
Do you think Jurassic Park: Survival has the potential to become the definitive dinosaur horror game, or will fans be waiting too long for its release?
