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The editors liked
Strong gameplay concept
Solid presentation
Dinosaurs look terrifying and real
Exploration mode reflects the Jurassic Park franchise's grandiosity
Engaging economic simulation
Very pretty dinosaurs
Keeping dinos happy is a fun challenge
Most of the basic park management tools work
All the Jeff Goldblum sassiness you can handle
Plenty of content to chew through
Authentic to the films
Complete with a nostalgic original soundtrack
Learning personality of each species is surprisingly satisfying
Controls are refined and easy to use
Even on console
Great dinosaur models make for awesome up-close encounters
A variety of different islands
Plenty of dinosaurs and ways to make your dream dinopark truly something special
Graphics
Fun
Dinosaur selection
Dino park
Your way
All islands offer different challenges
Looks
Sounds
And feels very authentic
Fun for casuals and hardcore sim fans
Massive amount of dino variety
The editors didn't like
Terrible late game progression
Poor variety all around
Tant crisis gets repetitive
Frame rate issues in testing
Varies between grindingly slow and too easy
Divisions don't have much effect on things
Basic park functions can't be automated
A lack of satisfying dino carnage
Campaign loses focus towards the end
And confusing mission structure doesn't help
Division loyalty system feels arbitrary and unnecessary
Crowd inconsistency can be a damper on trying to get the best rating possible for your park
Published: 2018-06-11, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Dino park, your way, All islands offer different challenges, Looks, sounds, and feels very authentic, Fun for casuals and hardcore sim fans, Massive amount of dino variety
Still some lingering bugs, Somebody wake up Bryce Dallas Howard, Why can't I take a loan
Jurassic World Evolution strikes a chord with me, and that's evident in the amount of time I've sunk into it. The presentation is gorgeous, the mechanics are engrossing, and balancing your veggiesauraces and meatysauraces has never been fun. There's a han...
In its current state Jurassic World Evolution is entertaining, but barebones as a business sim. Where Frontier really got things right was the dinosaurs themselves, they are simply the best versions of these prehistoric creatures in video games to date...
Published: 2018-07-03, Author: Ryan , review by: stuff.tv
Nostalgia value and voice acting is top notch, All the dinosaurs looks absolutely incredible, Addictive park building
Shallow strategy, Generally too easy, Performance issues
Despite the barebones gameplay and technical issues, Jurassic World Evolution is still a wonderful experience. Unlocking the 40-odd dinosaurs and developing the stature of your park is hugely addictive, while the thrill of seeing the likes of a Brachiosa...
7SCOREOUT OF10Alan GrantGreat-looking dinosLots of different speciesSome interesting scenariosRussell GrantPainfully slow in placesNot much park customisationSome poor AIYou own this Total 0You want this Total 0You had this Total 0Jurassic World Evolution...
Published: 2018-06-28, Author: Rick , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Abstract: If Jurassic World Evolution has taught me one thing, it's that dinosaurs are entitled gits. You'd think bringing a creature back from the dead after 65 million years would earn you a little gratitude, not to mention giving it a place to live and an endles...
Published: 2018-06-24, Author: Daniel , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Cloning dinosaurs and exploring the species, Looking at dinos roaming around will never get old, Research and expeditions add an extra layer of interest, The sand box island of Nubar allows any dino dream to be fulfilled, Jeff Goldblum, of course,
Odd graphical glitches, Constant busy work and interference from staff members, Lack of late game variety,
Jurassic World Evolution captures the Jurassic World franchise well, in that it dilutes everything that made the Spielberg original so much fun. Cloning the dinosaurs is enjoyable, especially when tweaking DNA and the first few hours of each park create a...
Convincingly complicated interlocking processes, Beautifully simple interface, A thought-provoking and very polished experience
Could offer more help, Contracts and missions can feel random, Not for those with short attention span
If you prefer your games to offer a considerable amount of brain-fodder without skimping on the entertainment factor, you should love Jurassic World Evolution.As long as you're prepared to delve into its hidden corners, researching, say, which dinosaurs l...
Jurassic World: Evolution is the best kind of management sim, one that wraps challenging decisions inside a slick, fun experience with humour and a little family-friendly gore.Where it could have been a reskinned Zoo Tycoon or Planet Coaster, it feels lik...
Fantastic balance between management and fun, Embraces the chaos and carnage of the franchise, Accessible, immersive style, Hugely absorbing for hours on end
Placing buildings can be fiddly, Routing power is a pain
I've only had a short time with Jurassic World Evolution, but everything I've played points to a solid package. Frontier is aware of what it's doing with park management sims, and the combination of this proven talent with the fantastic Jurassic World (an...
