“Friendslop” doesn’t sound like the most complimentary of terms, because it describes multiplayer games that have a little jank to them and aren’t particularly polished. They usually revolve around one core mechanic, include amusing physics, and don’t take themselves too seriously. But they’re a heck of a lot of fun to play with friends; some of the most successful examples include Peak<\/em>, Phasmophobia<\/em>, and the recent Meccha Chameleon<\/em>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you’re a dinosaur fan, today’s your lucky day, because Very Safe Dino Park<\/em> <\/em>is the next friendslop game that is positioned to have your Discord call in fits of laughter. Revealed Monday, the game comes from developer Panic Stations, who previously released Frog Sqwad <\/em>earlier this month, Very Safe Dino Park <\/em>is described as “a chaotic one-to-four player dinosaur park sim where feeding the dinos, cleaning the mess, and surviving the chaos are all part of the job.” It sounds like it’s essentially Jurassic World Evolution<\/em> with a much more comedic approach.<\/p>\n You’ll need to maintain a facade of competence to your guests, but the Steam description explains that behind the scenes, dinosaurs are getting hungry, guests are getting annoying, and systems are definitely <\/em>failing. Not to mention the fact you’ll need to feed your dinosaurs, clean up their poop, and even tranquilize some.<\/p>\n Try not to let the dinosaurs eat your guests, though. Or do, because it sounds hilarious according to the mature content description: “When guests are killed, they fall apart into different body parts like a puppet or a mannequin. There is cartoon red blood. These parts can be added to a biofuel generator, which converts them into electricity to run the park.”<\/p>\n There’s no confirmed release date for Very Safe Dino Park <\/em>yet, but you can follow the developer’s X page for updates.<\/p>\n ![\"Players](\"https:\/\/static0.polygonimages.com\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/gamble-with-your-friends.jpg?q=49&fit=crop&w=220&h=124&dpr=2\"\/)
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