Triassic Zoo

As a film
Triassic Zoo was originally inspired by Jurassic Park as a British low budget satire sketch or film showing occupants travel through a low budget dinosaur park, with low height barbed wire fence and flimsy wood panels between themselves and the dinosaurs. A screenplay saw some development into a feature format around 2003 but was not pursued further.

As a videogame
Triassic Zoo (videogame) came to fruition in 2017 as a reimagining of the idea, and homage to the Jurassic World films, to be developed in the Unity engine. It is a currently postponed first person walking simulator/adventure game. It was in development for much of 2018 but was postponed, pending necessary funds to cover the large cast, music and other requirements - for the more modest development cost of Mr. Maze.

Triassic Zoo (videogame) helped structure a number of gameplay elements, visual style and tone of other videogames in the S7-VGU. Its development may resume in future years.

As a fictional location
Triassic Zoo, fictional location within the S7-VGU, is a dinosaur theme park located on Isla Fubar. It was opened by eccentric millionaire and zoologist Uncle Attleburgh in 2007. The island consists of numerous pens holding dinosaur species, visitor attractions and other landmarks. It also has underground caves and some associated mysteries that linger to this day.