Jurassic World Evolution delivers the fantasy of building your own dinosaur theme park, complete with breakouts, storms, and the occasional sabotage. The management side is straightforward, with contracts from Science, Entertainment, and Security keeping things moving. The thrill of releasing a T-Rex or watching raptors hunt never really gets old. However, the management depth is fairly light compared to other tycoon sims, which can make long sessions feel repetitive once you’ve mastered the basics.

The game shines in visuals and atmosphere. Dinosaurs look fantastic, animations are detailed, and the islands are lush and full of life. Hearing Jeff Goldblum reprise his role as Dr. Ian Malcolm adds authenticity and charm. The UI is clean, though sometimes a little clunky when dealing with multiple islands and facilities.

With Campaign, Challenge, and Sandbox modes, there’s a good amount of content. The expansions and dinosaur packs add more variety, but much of the core gameplay loop stays the same: build enclosures, keep dinosaurs happy, and prevent chaos. The novelty of new species wears thin when the management mechanics don’t evolve much.

[]Beautiful dinosaurs and environments[]Authentic voice acting from the films[]Sandbox mode for creative freedom[]Exciting moments when chaos breaks loose

[]Shallow management systems compared to other sims[]Repetitive gameplay loop[]Limited building variety[]Micromanagement can feel tedious across multiple islands

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Final Verdict: 7/10
Jurassic World Evolution is a stylish and accessible park builder that nails the spectacle of dinosaurs but stumbles on depth. If you’re a fan of the films or want to see a Spino fight a Rex, you’ll have fun. Just don’t expect the long-term complexity of other simulation titles.

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