This game is frustratingly disappointing. But come on, it's dinosaurs, was always going to be popular based on that alone.Īs a park creation and simulation, it's terrible - Not much choice of building, no decorative options to make parks unique, too much micro managing Can't understand the 10/10 reviews, it's simply nowhere near perfect 10. Great visually, great choice of dinosaur.
… ExpandĬan't understand the 10/10 reviews, it's simply nowhere near perfect 10. But for players who wanted a stragically challenging game with a nice prehistoric flare to it, I must advise against this game and refer to other representatives of this genre. I had 40 hours of fun gaming time befor the first fatigue came and I paused the game for a bigger time. So I can say, for every little John Hammond of you, who wants to spare no expenses to build their own Jurassic Park just to look at the magnificent creatures who roamed the earth 85 billion years ago, I can say go for it. But my main expections were, like I said, the Dinosaurs and that expection was fulfilled. Conclusion: I am aware of that many people wanted a more strategically deeper gameplay like other Tycoon Games and honestly I would not complain about that either. I would have found it more apealing if the builidngs have more range so you can have build "service islands" like in JPOG, and have more space to build more habitats, which is the exciting part anyway. This leads to repititive layouts at every habitat and lack of space in the anyway small building space that you have. The next point which bugged me is, that you have to place the service buildings (restaurants, shopping buildings etc) near your observing plattforms at the dino habitats so your, obviously shortsighted, visitors can fulfill their needs. The park pretty much manages itself, which is a little odd for a park management game. Basically you can choose out of three options what your different shopping or food places should sell and the price. The complexity of the park management is pretty much not existent. Let's move to the parts which I didn't I like in Jurassic World Evolution. Summarized the dinosaur look and feel great but there could be more fine tuning. The exception is of course with carnivores, they fight (at least), if they are put together. I missed the territorial battle of herbivores like the Triceratops or Pachycephalosaurus which was a thing in JPOP, but also new stuff like Interactions of dinosaurs who aren't of the same species, like shouting at each other, right now you can get the feeling that they don't perceive the other dinosaurs even if they are in the same habitat. Although the dinosaurs interact with each other (If they are of the same species) I would have loved it if this was more elaborate, e.g.
You can practically feel the heavy weight of each different dinosaur with every step they make and that was one of my main expectations, because I love to watch the dinosaurs in their habitats drinking, eating and socialize with one another. They look magnificent when they roam through their habitats. Pretty much every aspect of the game that has to do with the big ol' thunder lizards feels great. Let's start with with the things I liked about Jurassic World Evolution.
Let's start with Review: First of al I wanted to say that I was a big fan of Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, although it was not developed by Frontier, I would say it is fair to compair those two games with each other, because the premise is basically the same: Build a park, put dinosaurs in the Park, satisfy your customers and DO NOT let your customers get eaten by the attractions. Review: First of al I wanted to say that I was a big fan of Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, although it was not developed by Frontier, I would say it is fair to compair those two games with each other, because the premise is basically the same: Build a park, put dinosaurs in the Park, satisfy your customers and DO NOT let your customers get eaten by the attractions.
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