Jurassic World Evolution: Complete Edition

Feature DLC develops the game with new threads. In Return to Jurassic Park we have the opportunity to return to the island known from the original 1993 Jurassic Park film, working under the watchful eye of Dr. Alan Grant, Dr. Ellie Sattler and Dr. Ian Malcolm.

The add-on entitled Claire's Sanctuary takes place on the coast of Isla Nubla, where the Mount Sibo volcano is about to erupt. Our task is to save dinosaurs from a disaster. In the third and last DLC, Secrets of Dr. Wu, we visit previously unavailable locations, including a research facility where studies on hybrids are underway. Together with the doctor we learn more about the tools designed to control dinosaurs and discover new genes.

Mechanics

In Jurassic World: Evolution the player takes on the role of the manager of such a park. The list of his duties includes not only presenting the dinosaurs to a wider audience, but also taking care of the entire tourist-related structure and providing them with a number of side attractions, such as a souvenir store. Of course, the safety of the visitors is also important - during the game we have to keep an eye on our charges, because they can get out of the catwalks and pose a real threat to people. Since you have to pay for everything here, every player's action should focus on getting rich as quickly as possible.

The funds obtained can be invested in further development of the park - the necessary condition to maintain interest at a satisfactory level is primarily the acquisition of new species of prehistoric creatures, which may require not only larger homesteads, but also staying in strictly defined conditions.

Technical aspects

Jurassic World: Evolution: Complete Edition boasts three-dimensional graphics, adapted to the technical capabilities of the Nintendo Switch console. The graphic looks worse than on the PC and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The authors, who have carefully reconstructed the look of dinosaurs, had to make some compromises in the new version (e.g. lower resolution, less detail).

In addition, the version on Nintendo Switch features, among other things, a predetermined limit for dinosaurs (there may be 100 at a time). This restriction was necessary to be able to offer players the same size of parks as in other editions of the game.