Funko Games looks to “redefine the legacy game genre” with Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nublar

Funko Games has a Jurassic World board game landing on Kickstarter in 2022 – and the company believes it’s destined to “redefine the legacy game genre”.

Invented by the Prospero Hall team at Funko Games, Jurassic World: The Legacy of Isla Nublar launches on Kickstarter on March 22nd, 2022, and takes players through storylines found in all five films in the Jurassic World franchise.

Over the course of 12 adventures, players will transform Isla Nublar, build their own theme parks and breed new dinosaurs. Being a legacy game, each decision made during play will uniquely and permanently affect the course of the game.

“We always aim to create games we want to play around stories and characters we love most,” said Deirdre Cross, Vice President of Prospero Hall.

“This project has been in development for years, which has allowed us to experiment and innovate.  We believe we are redefining the legacy game genre in a way that will surprise and delight tabletop and Jurassic World fans.”

Check out a first look at the game in the video below:

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