Totally off topic, but the mission I always got stuck on (again, young gamer 'puzzle-itis') was one that involved reprogramming a computer by sliding around tiles on a massive board.
The game allowed the player to send down away teams of NG 'mains' on missions. The closest we may ever get to a JPOG sequel would be a fan-made description of what such a game would perhaps be like if it were released. However, a sequel is yet to come, and is unlikely ever to come. The ST game involved Next Generation crew, it had a ship combat mode that was sort of like Starfleet Command in perspective, but real time and more interactive. Talk (43) We JP fanatics have long been awaiting a sequel to Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, possibly the best JP game ever made.
For an SNES game it was actually a bit open world, though with roadblocks that required a bit of puzzle solving or proper ordering of events and actions.Īnother game on the SNES that I ALWAYS got stuck on, for similar reasons and which I also forgot the name of was an EXCELLENT Star Trek game - different worlds, but sort of similar playstyles. I never got far in it but I chalk that up to being a young gamer unable to really 'figure out' puzzles. I also played and really enjoyed a Super Nintendo Jurassic Park game (I always remember getting stuck at a point in the 'main command center' area, that involved hacking elevators or rebooting the computer systems).
Is Operation Genesis the RTS / theme park sort of game? I always wanted to play this but had no clue it was so difficult to procure.
