Jurassic World Evolution 3 proposes the same thing as the previous installments, managing a Jurassic Park, but it does so with a series of new features that evolve the formula. The most notable is the expansion of dinosaur breeding options, which now allows you to manage entire families with specific variants of males, females and offspring. The title features 80 prehistoric species, of which 75 allow multigenerational breeding, so players will be able to observe how the creatures socialize, grow, and pass on their genes. This novelty also helps visitors find a more dynamic world.
As in all management games, opening a new option adds an additional challenge. In this case it involves more work when managing the particular social needs of the animals. In addition, the intelligence of the species has been perfected so that they have more natural behavior and unique social needs. This way it is easier to observe new behaviors.
On the other hand, Jurassic World Evolution 3 expands the construction tools with new terrain editing functions and modular customization options for structures, attractions, landscape and decoration. Frontier Developments assures that thanks to this evolution, players will be able to build parks in a more natural way. Additionally, we have new attractions including Balloon Tour, an aerial attraction, or Dinosaur Encounter, which allows visitors to interact more closely with the creatures. To the game options we must add Frontier Workshop, which allows creations to be shared between platforms.
Who, instead of giving free rein to his imagination in the sandbox If you prefer to follow a campaign, Jurassic World Evolution 3 also features one where players will meet Dr. Ian Malcolm, who is voiced by Juan Carlos Gustems in the Spanish version of Spain and by Jeff Goldblum in English. Frontier Developments promises a more open campaign that will transport players to various locations around the world, including brand new locations like Japan. Different challenges await in each place.