Jurassic Park III: The DNA Factor Critic Reviews

The moan continues with uninspired and bland graphics, awful sound effects and ear-wrenching music.

The problem is, much of it is done so darned sloppily.

It's definitely a challenge to get through, but the clumsy controls, the off-and-on collision detection, and the poorly-drawn game perspective is enough to make the game more frustrating than fun.

This one should just lay down and play extinct for us.

Poorly designed. The frustration brought on by the lack of lives, weak visual detail, spotty collision detection and general difficulty is just too much to overcome.

Not only is the control awkward and difficult to master, levels are poorly designed and seemingly impossible to complete.

The most frustrating aspect of the game is the annoyance of not being able to save it until the end of each level.

A smidgen of intellect surrounded by garbage does not make for a good game.

A complete waste of the Jurassic Park license.

There wasn’t a moment that I wasn’t frustrated by DNA Factor in some way. Whether it was the bad job with the graphics, the dinosaurs that were tough to see against the dark background, or the cheap-death bosses, it all just turned me off.