Very Safe Dino Park is essentially friendslop Jurassic Park
Panic Stations has announced Very Safe Dino Park, a multiplayer game revealed Monday that embraces the “friendslop” genre—a category of games that prioritize fun and social play with friends over polish and refinement. The studio describes it as a chaotic experience centered around managing a dinosaur park, positioned as a one-to-four player title.
Friendslop games typically feature a focused core mechanic, amusing physics, and self-aware humor rather than serious production values. Successful examples in this space include Peak, Phasmophobia, and the recent Meccha Chameleon. Very Safe Dino Park aims to deliver similar entertainment through dinosaur-themed gameplay designed for group play and Discord calls.
Panic Stations’ latest release follows the studio’s recent launch of Frog Sqwad earlier this month, suggesting the developer is finding an audience for approachable, quirky multiplayer experiences. The friendslop genre has grown increasingly popular as players seek lighter, more social gaming experiences that value humor and accessibility over triple-A production values.