Games of December 2019 – The Most Interesting Releases
Before 2019 ends, we still have a few premieres – the final episode of Life is Strange 2, the PC port of Detroit: Become Human, a spin-off to Darksiders, and a collection of Halo games.
Table of Contents
- Games of December 2019 – The Most Interesting Releases
- Phoenix Point
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection
- Darksiders Genesis
- Transport Fever 2
- Detroit: Become Human
- Two Worlds II: Shattered Embrace
- The evolution of Jurassic World: Return to Jurassic Park
- MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries
- The most interesting premieres of December
The evolution of Jurassic World: Return to Jurassic Park
Release date: December 10
INFORMATION
- Genre: economic strategy
- Platforms: PC
- Estimated price: no data
What is JWE: return to Jurassic Park?
This is a DLC to the warmly received economic strategy from 2018, in which we had to build and manage our own amusement Park filled with animated dinosaurs. Return to Jurassic Park is reminiscent of Steven Spielberg's classic 1993 film, introducing famous islands, dinosaurs or objects to build from.
What does the Return to Jurassic Park add to the game?
The mainstay of the expansion is the story campaign, consisting of seven missions, unfolding on two new Islands – Nublar and Sorna. In the course of it, we meet famous characters from the film, voiced by actors such as Laura Dern or Jeff Goldblum. The expansion can also increase the number of available dinosaurs with several new species, and those we already know will get new skins and objects.
OUR EXPECTATIONS
The game is based on the license of the reboot of the film with Chriss Pratt just can't be a flop – specially since it's created by Frontier Developments, which two years earlier left the gaming community in awe with Planet Coaster. The latest addition to Jurassic World Evolution – subtitled Return to Jurassic Park – is a nod to all players who were hugely impressed by the on-screen dinosaurs from the 90s. Because for the fans of the 1993 original, nothing can be grander than seeing the iconic characters of Jurassic Park end up in the game's base version – Dr. Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, and Dr. Ian Malcolm. An extra benefit is the fact that actors playing these roles have been hired for the voiceovers, so it's real must-have for any fan of Spielberg's prehistoric reptiles.
Michael Pajda
