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Jurassic Park: Trespasser

Developer:
DreamWorks Interactive
Publisher:
Electronic Arts
Platform:
Windows
Released in US: October 28, 1998




AreasIcon.png This game has unused areas.
DevMessageIcon.png This game has a hidden developer message.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
ModelsIcon.png This game has unused models.
ItemsIcon.png This game has unused items.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.
LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.
Carts.png This game has revisional differences.




ProtoIcon.pngThis game has a prototype article
PrereleaseIcon.pngThis game has a prerelease article


Jurassic Park: Trespasser was an ambitious game with plenty of unique features for its time, among them a physics engine, realistic water, a complex environment with lots of trees, and an almost nonexistent character model that has only one arm that stretches out in an awkward fashion. Unfortunately, the game had a rushed development cycle and got released in a broken state that received negative reviews and sold poorly. Still, it has a dedicated fanbase.





Hmmm...

To do:
There's probably a whole lot more unused content, plus there's the leaked source code.

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Trespasser Beachloadingscreen.png

Beach
Unused things found in the Beach level.




Trespasser JungleRoadLoadingscreen.png

Jungle Road
Unused things in the Jungle Road level.




Trespasser IndustrialJungleLoadingscreen.png

Industrial Jungle
Unused things in the Industrial Jungle level.




Trespasser IngenTownLoadingscreen.png

InGen Town
Unused things in the InGen Town level.




Trespasser LabLoadingscreen.png

The Lab
Unused things in the Lab level.




Trespasser Ascent1loadingscreen.png

Ascent 1
Unused things in the Ascent 1 level.




Trespasser Ascent2loadingscreen.png

Ascent 2
Unused things in the Ascent 2 level.




Trespasser Summitloadingscreen.png

Summit
Unused things in the Summit level.






Trespasser Otherloadingscreen.png

Test Scene
The Test Scene has numerous things from the main game, including objects that aren't used in normal gameplay.




Trespasser Otherloadingscreen.png

Night Test Scene
Differences between the day Test scene.




Trespasser Otherloadingscreen.png

T-Script Stuff
Lots of unused T-Script commands for objects and dinosaur AI.






Trespasser PineValleyLoadingscreen.png

Pine Valley
The most famous of the lost levels, and its remains in the final




Trespasser Otherloadingscreen.png

Other Scrapped Level Remnants
Several other levels were planned, but got merged with other levels before Pine Valley did.




Trespasser Otherloadingscreen.png

Build 117
The Version 1.1 patch of Trespasser. Contains some differences from Build 116 (the original retail release of Trespasser.)

Placeholder Cutscene Audio



Placeholder "new game" cutscene audio. The caption is "Ladies and gentlemen.... JON GALVAN". This was used in Build 96.


Level Select


Trespasserlevelselect.png


At the main menu, hold Control + Shift + Q + W, then release W.

















































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