Parkasaurus: Dinoluxe Edition Hits PS5 on Aug 5, 2026

Washbear Studio’s dinosaur park builder is getting a fresh console release. Parkasaurus: Dinoluxe Edition is scheduled to arrive on PlayStation 5 on August 5, 2026, bringing the full experience—base game plus content—into one package.

Quick facts

New edition: Parkasaurus: Dinoluxe Edition
Release date: August 5, 2026
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2
Includes the base game and DLC packs “Sea Monsters” and “Prehistoric Wonders”
Total dinosaur breeds: 44 (24 base, 10 from “Sea Monsters,” 10 from “Prehistoric Wonders”)
Biomes to build in: 12 total (nine base, three from “Sea Monsters”)
Research unlocks: additional eggs, technologies, items, and upgrades
Monetization options: admission fees, donation boxes, food stalls, and premium exhibit pricing
Employees: four distinct types to hire and manage
Mission count: 15 total (12 base missions, three “Sea Monsters” missions)

This edition bundles everything together for players who want the complete lineup without piecing content together later. Alongside the original Parkasaurus game, it includes the “Sea Monsters” and “Prehistoric Wonders” downloadable content packs.

In Parkasaurus, the core gameplay centers on building and managing a dinosaur theme park. Players hire staff, design exhibits, and keep their dinosaurs contained while balancing the many needs that each species requires to thrive.

With both DLC packs included, the game expands its roster to 44 total dinosaur breeds, each supported by specific conditions. The park-building process goes beyond decorations, requiring management of factors such as ecology, plants, elevation, and humidity to create the right environment.

The Dinoluxe Edition also adds more places to build, with 12 biomes available in total—nine from the base game and three from “Sea Monsters.” Players will conduct research to unlock additional dinosaur eggs as well as technologies, items, and upgrades that help their parks grow.

For park growth and income, the game features multiple ways to monetize the park. Players can charge guests admission, place donation boxes, add food stalls, and even set prices for the highest-demand dinosaur exhibits.

To keep operations running, the edition includes four employee types, each supporting day-to-day park management. Progress is driven through 15 missions across different areas, with 12 missions from the base game plus three additional “Sea Monsters” missions.

Parkasaurus originally launched on PC in 2020, and this console version arrives more than six years later with the full base and DLC content consolidated into one package.