| 3DNews |
Алексей Апанасевич |
6 / 10 |
07-01-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution tries to please movie fans with familiar music, returning characters and awesome visuals. But if you dig deeper, it quickly becomes clear that Frontier’s game is like a dino with a half of genome – it looks good, growls and runs, but is not capable to live for long. |
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| Areajugones |
Alfonso Cánovas |
7.5 / 10 |
07-14-2018 |
Frontier Developments offers an entertaining title under a graphic aspect perfectly linked with the reality of the dinosaurs. The amount of species to discover add much attraction and the possibility of visit the park in third person is all a success,although those who aren’t lovers of the gender can find it boring and repetitive |
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| Ars Technica |
Steven Strom |
Not Recommended |
06-19-2018 |
A solid framework for a game without any legs. Try it, or wait for an expansion to flesh things out. |
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| Atomix |
Alberto Desfassiaux |
63 / 100 |
06-25-2018 |
A pretty short and mediocre tycoon game. Jurassic World: Evolution has a lot of good ideas, but the execution is bad. |
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| AusGamers |
Kosta Andreadis |
7 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
An experience that lives up to the wonderful visuals. |
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| CGMagazine |
Cole Watson |
7.5 / 10 |
06-21-2018 |
In its current state Jurassic World Evolution is entertaining, but barebones as a business sim. Where Frontier really got things right was the dinosaurs themselves, they are simply the best versions of these prehistoric creatures in video games to date |
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| COGconnected |
Derek Miller |
78 / 100 |
06-22-2018 |
It’s a mostly enjoyable experience, with a few dull moments here and there, that should keep the majority of players happy. Having a deep management simulation is a matter of perspective after all. To some, this may seem lacking, to others it might seem like there is a lot going on. Either way you see it, it’s a good effort at trying to bring the management sim to a bigger audience. |
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| Cultured Vultures |
Nick McCaughey |
7 / 10 |
06-15-2018 |
When Jurassic World Evolution works, it really works, offering a bounty of nostalgia, beauty, and enjoyable gameplay. It just lacks the depth and variety to be the time sink many assuredly want it to be. |
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| Daily Dot |
Joseph Knoop |
2 / 5 stars |
06-18-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution certainly embraces the liveliness of its prehistoric creatures, but it never really captures the childlike spirit of Jurassic Park. |
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| Daily Mirror |
Charlene Bougourd |
5 / 5 stars |
06-20-2018 |
As a simulation game veteran, I can say this lives up to all what I expected and more. The game is easy to get into, has its share of challenges and as well as the fun stuff, along with the odd sad dino death. Circle of life and all that. |
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| Destructoid |
Dan Roemer |
5.5 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Sadly, Evolution just comes off feeling like it was rushed out the door. |
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| Digitally Downloaded |
Jim S. |
4 / 5 stars |
07-13-2018 |
I must say I really enjoyed building and running my own Jurassic World park. It’s not perfect, and certainly given the heritage of the developer in theme park games we possibly could have expected a bit more from it, but you just never know what DLC and the ongoing development promised of the game might bring. |
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| DualShockers |
Ryan Meitzler |
7.5 / 10 |
07-02-2018 |
While Jurassic World Evolution sometimes can be a bit unwieldy from the number of systems it is balancing at once, Frontier Developments mostly finds a nice middle ground in Evolution between depth and accessibility. As long as I get a few moments to zoom down in and marvel at the wonder of dinosaurs now and then, I’d give careful consideration to endorsing this park. |
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| Eurogamer |
Vikki Blake |
Not Recommended |
06-16-2018 |
Frontier follows up Planet Coaster with a licensed park simulator, with varied results. |
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| FingerGuns |
Sean Davies |
8 / 10 |
06-27-2018 |
It’s when you’re not in control of things – like in the snippet that I opened this review with – that the Jurassic World feeling really kicks in during this game. When your T-Rex is fighting Velocirators and your guests are running scared from rampaging Triceratops’ and you’re trying desperately against the odds to put everything back the way it was. It’s sublime. |
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| Game Debate |
Jon Sutton |
7.5 / 10 |
06-23-2018 |
In all, Jurassic World Evolution doesn’t offer a simulation quite deep enough to appeal to the more hardcore management fans. |
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| Game Informer |
Daniel Tack |
7 / 10 |
06-16-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a mixed experience, at times reveling in its fantasy and becoming bogged down in its own systems in others. If you’re a fan of the franchise it’s a fun dip into the prehistoric pool, but the water isn’t deep enough to satisfy a voracious carnivore. |
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| Game Revolution |
Paul Tamburro |
4 / 5 stars |
06-11-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution doesn’t allow for the same levels of detail as Planet Coaster, where players could build elaborate constructions limited only by their imagination. |
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| Gameblog |
Camille Allard |
7 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is packed with qualities, especially for the fans of the Jurassic Park IP, but it lacks depth for now. As if the developpers saved content to sell it later as DLCs. |
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| GameCrate |
Christopher Atwood |
7.8 / 10 |
07-02-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is imagination candy for anyone that loves the movies, and despite its flaws it’s worth playing if you’re looking for a relaxing experience building a theme park full of dinosaurs. It’s the perfect combination of engaging objectives and micromanagement to kick back and lose yourself in. |
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| Gamefa |
Mehdi Reazaei |
6.6 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Jurassic World: Evolution is Not Evolved Yet for sure and It has a long way to evolution. it is a park simulation game that has a good graphic with beautiful various Dinosaur design but the Worst problem of it, is tiredness after some days of managing in your Park and lack of more challenge for you to handle. only if you are a fan of Jurassic movies or Dinosaurs, Jurassic World Evolution can be good for you. |
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| GameMAG |
Vadimeys |
8 / 10 |
07-26-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a dream project for the fans of the film, but it’s not for everyone. Slow gameplay and some unfinished elements can scare off certain players. However, if you are in love with Spielberg’s films and have a ton of toy dinosaurs, then this game can not be missed. |
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| GamePro |
Daniel Ziegener |
76 / 100 |
06-14-2018 |
An entertaining cycle of building, cloning and making money, but never achieving the special magic of its original. |
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| Gamerheadquarters |
Jason Stettner |
7.4 / 10 |
06-22-2018 |
Jurassic World: Evolution can be really boring, yet really rewarding and I didn’t feel it hit the perfect balance. |
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| Gamers Heroes |
Blaine Smith |
5 / 10 |
06-13-2018 |
However, Jurassic Park Evolution could have been an amazing game if the developers had just used some of the staple elements of park simulation games from the past. You know, like that Theme Park game that launched in 1994?. |
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| Gamersky |
aoimiya |
6.6 / 10 |
07-02-2018 |
Raising dinosaurs in a game is fun, but Jurassic World Evolution somehow makes the thrilling idea boring. |
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| GamesBeat |
Mike Minotti |
80 / 100 |
06-11-2018 |
Jurassic World: Evolution is more of a pure sim game than Planet Coaster, but it does a good job of taking advantage of its license. It keeps things complicated enough to feel interesting without letting it feel out of your control. |
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| GameSkinny |
Fox Doucette |
5 / 10 |
06-12-2018 |
Just because you can make a tycoon game about Jurassic Park doesn’t mean you should. |
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| GameSpew |
Chris McMullen |
7 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution may not be the deepest management sim ever, but it embraces its subject matter with gusto. |
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| GameSpot |
James Swinbanks |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2018 |
An enjoyable management sim 65 million years in the making. |
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| GamesRadar+ |
Sam Loveridge |
4 / 5 stars |
06-11-2018 |
Despite some opaque game mechanics and missing tutorials, turns out running a dinosaur park is brilliant fun and the best time sink you can play. |
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| GameWatcher |
Chris Capel |
8 / 10 |
06-11-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution may not be the best theme park management game, but it’s the most exciting dinosaur management game. And that’s enough for us. |
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| GameXplain |
Unknown |
Not Recommended |
08-27-2018 |
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| GameZone |
Cade Onder |
7 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is by no means a bad game, it can be enjoyed, it just can’t be enjoyed for very long. Despite its efforts to try and have a progression system that doesn’t unlock certain features until you go to a new island, there’s not enough to keep the player filled with an urge to want to progress. It’s clear there was a lot of passion and effort put into this game, just not all of it pans out into something totally worthwhile. |
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| Gaming Nexus |
Kevin O’Connell |
5.5 / 10 |
06-26-2018 |
Jurassic World: Evolution is an island-making sim where frustration and wait-times are scarier than any of the dinosaurs. The idea of creating 40 dinosaurs and their enclosures sounds like a real treat, but in this case, I’m sure Dr. Grant would have stayed at his dig site. |
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| GamingBolt |
Shubhankar Parijat |
9 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Addictive, rewarding, immersive- Jurassic World Evolution is the dinosaur management game we’ve been dreaming of for years, but never quite believed we’d ever get the chance to play. Frontier have created something truly special. |
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| GamingTrend |
Ron Burke |
85 / 100 |
06-11-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution strikes a chord with me, and that’s evident in the amount of time I’ve sunk into it. The presentation is gorgeous, the mechanics are engrossing, and balancing your veggiesauraces and meatysauraces has never been fun. There’s a handful of bugs to shake loose, but based on Frontier’s track record I’m fairly certain that these can be shaken out post launch. |
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| God is a Geek |
Gary Bailey |
8 / 10 |
06-11-2018 |
It’s quite slow to start and has a pretty harsh difficulty curve, but when everything clicks, it proves to be the best use of the Jurassic licence yet. Running a park isn’t easy, but incubating your first velociraptor makes it all worthwhile. |
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| GRYOnline.pl |
Michał Wasiak |
8 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
In the world of computer games, licensed products are rarely very successful. Hence we should be all the more grateful for Jurassic World Evolution and the level of quality in delivers. The creators of Planet Coaster have created an interesting, atmospheric and challenging game taht looks and sounds gorgeous. Behold, ladies and gentlemen! Here comes one of the best strategy games of 2018. |
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| Guardian |
Will Freeman |
3 / 5 stars |
06-22-2018 |
The best bits of this dino-business-management game roar into action when disaster strikes, but too much of it is repetitive |
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| Hobby Consolas |
Unknown |
82 / 100 |
06-19-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is one of the most beautiful park builder games out there, and we love the way dinosaurs are recreated from the movie. It is also easy enough to let newcomers enjoy this genre. Sometimes we felt progress is too slow even for a strategy game. |
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| IGN |
Dan Stapleton |
4.8 / 10 |
06-11-2018 |
Besides the fact that there’s absolutely no evolution involved in it, Jurassic World: Evolution is a bad game because it’s just a bore of a park sim. Sure, the dinosaurs look nice enough, but the process of unlocking new species is beyond tedious and actually running the business is shallow and quickly gets stale. It beats getting mauled by raptors, but after careful consideration, I’ve decided not to endorse this park. |
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| IGN Italy |
Marco Esposto |
7 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
A simple park simulation game, with good graphic. A bit too easy, is good for Jurassic Park’s series fans. |
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| IGN Spain |
Carlos G. Gurpegui |
8.5 / 10 |
06-11-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is one of the best games ever made based on Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park. Managing inGen would get you in front of your computer for hours. |
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| Impulsegamer |
Edwin Millheim |
3.1 / 5 stars |
07-01-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a game that makes you feel like part of this awesome book and film franchise. |
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| Jump Dash Roll |
Andrew Phillips |
6 / 10 |
07-02-2018 |
A fun and educational city builder which unfortunately drags thing out a little too long. |
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| Just Push Start |
Oliver East |
3.4 / 5 stars |
06-21-2018 |
When you hatch and release a dinosaur, see it roam out into the paddock, drive the Rangers jeep and even see a live goat destroyed by a T-Rex all add together to make a memorable experience; one that just seems to pitter out too soon, especially when you look at the standard of the developers of park based title Planet Coaster. |
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| Metro GameCentral |
Adam Starkey |
7 / 10 |
06-22-2018 |
Probably the best ever use of the Jurassic Park licence in a video game, marred by repetition and exploitable systems. |
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| MonsterVine |
Diego Escala |
3 / 5 stars |
07-04-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a serviceable game in the genre and the dinosaurs look absolutely stunning, but some highly questionable design decisions really hold back what could have been the next greatest park simulator. |
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| New Game Network |
Peter Glagowski |
50 / 100 |
07-01-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a very pretty looking game, but one that doesn’t have a lot going on under the hood. It can be infuriating, engaging and baffling in equal measure, but is only really made for the most diehard of Jurassic Park fans. |
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| Niche Gamer |
Frank Streva |
6.5 / 10 |
02-16-2019 |
If you like the idea of building your own dinosaur theme park and are a big fan of the franchise, then Jurassic World Evolution is still a decent buy during a sale. Just be prepared to battle with some wonky mechanics and disappointingly simple management options. |
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| NoesPaisparaFrikis |
Antonio Ganga |
8.8 / 10 |
08-12-2018 |
Design, control and manage your own “Jurassic Park” in this new management game that comes from the hand of Frontier based on the new films of the franchise, but be careful not to mess up the dinosaurs! |
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| PC Gamer |
Philippa Warr |
71 / 100 |
06-11-2018 |
Initially stunning but lacking the depth and variety to support mammoth playtimes. |
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| PCGamesN |
Julian Benson |
8 / 10 |
06-08-2018 |
Everything about the dinosaurs is a joy, as it should be in a Jurassic World game, but it makes the weakness of the park management layer plain. The disparity between managing the dinosaurs and managing your guests is all the more apparent because Frontier made the excellent Planet Coaster. |
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| PCMag |
Sabrina Quinci |
3 / 5 stars |
07-20-2018 |
This dinosaur-tycoon theme park simulator is bare bones, but delivers a few Jurassic Park-size thrills. |
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| Player2.net.au |
Hope Corrigan |
Not Recommended |
07-01-2018 |
I can’t recommend a game that plays like this despite enjoying it for the most part – when it actually works. |
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| PlayStation LifeStyle |
Ken Barnes |
7 / 10 |
06-16-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is – in many ways – the game that you make it. Fans of the franchise will jump for joy as they stumble across the classic original movie skins for the ranger jeeps while Dr. Ian Malcolm explains his theory on the meaning of life in a voiceover. They’ll be so happy that a lot of the flaws can and will be overlooked by those people. For those who maybe only have a passing interest, there’s still a solid and overly addictive game to be found, but they’ll have to look past a fair few missed steps. |
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| PlayStation Universe |
Neil Bolt |
7 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution isn’t exactly a great park management sim. It’s light on far too many of its facets, bringing a lopsided feel to its structure. Even so, the relative accessibility of the game and the attention given to the dinosaurs make up for most of the issues. The ride is enjoyable enough, but the lack of sim depth makes this a bit of a toothless attraction |
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| Polygon |
Ryan Gilliam |
Recommended |
06-11-2018 |
In Jurassic World Evolution, you can finally create a Jurassic Park to be proud of. |
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| PowerUp! |
Leo Stevenson |
8.6 / 10 |
07-10-2018 |
Frontier Developments has done an amazing job with Jurassic World Evolution. Fans of the film series or those who enjoy sim management games will find plenty to keep them occupied. Jurassic World Evolution is highly recommended. |
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| PS4Blog.net |
Ceidz |
8.5 / 10 |
07-24-2018 |
As you can tell from my review, I loved crafting my own Jurassic World parks and hatching the many dinosaurs in the game. My kids were also amazed by the dinosaurs I was creating from the genome my expeditions found. The presentation of this game is top-notch, and includes many different easy to understand mini-games that will help you make your park better. I definitively recommend you to try this game on PlayStation 4! |
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| Push Square |
John Cal McCormick |
8 / 10 |
06-12-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution sits happily in the difficulty sweet spot: it’s easy enough to pick up and play that park builder novices will likely have a good time, but it’s involved enough that genre veterans should enjoy it as an amusing diversion between more hardcore titles. While there’s a couple of tedious processes involved, building a park is generally entertaining, and dinosaur fans – who isn’t a dinosaur fan? – will likely be enamoured with the array of creatures available, and the mischief they can get up to. |
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| Rock, Paper, Shotgun |
Fraser Brown |
Not Recommended |
06-11-2018 |
I don’t want to bad-mouth cool dinosaurs, but cool dinosaurs can only carry a game so far. |
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| Screen Rant |
Derek Stauffer |
4 / 5 stars |
06-11-2018 |
Good luck avoiding it doesn’t end in disaster. |
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| SECTOR.sk |
Branislav Kohút |
8 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
It is not perfect, but it is still amusing world of hypnotic dinosaurs. And not only for Jurassic movies fans. |
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| SelectButton |
Kevin Mitchell |
8 / 10 |
06-19-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is an easy to pick up title featuring great looking dinosaurs and solid park building elements. There is undoubtedly a lack of “fluff,” to beautify your park outside of the required buildings and pathways, but it’s something that can be easily solved via patches. Frontier has already committed to supporting the title with new dinosaurs. Things can become quite chaotic when enclosures start to fail during a massive storm, and you lose power at the same time. Not to mention you are facing diseases and balancing the safety of the guests while providing sheer entertainment. |
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| Sirus Gaming |
Lexuzze Tablante |
9 / 10 |
06-18-2018 |
Frontier showed that they can do a lot more than just roller coaster theme park games. It’s amazing to know how studios push themselves to give out the best experience to players. |
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| Slant Magazine |
Aaron Riccio |
2.5 / 5 stars |
06-21-2018 |
Despite the variety of tasks to manage throughout, there are remarkably few ways in which to handle them. |
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| SpazioGames |
Daniele Spelta |
6.5 / 10 |
06-17-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is a huge tribute to all of the Jurassic Park history, but from the gameplay side, it lacks of depth. |
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| Stevivor |
Steve Wright |
7 / 10 |
06-27-2018 |
Jurassic World: Evolution is a decent movie tie-in with amazing potential; if Frontier can equip players with the knowledge they need to tackle its increasingly difficult island chain, this one will have some legs. |
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| The Digital Fix |
Jason Coles |
8 / 10 |
06-13-2018 |
An enjoyable journey into better, more dinosaur filled times, that will keep you entertained throughout. The careful balancing acts that are required are demanding without being overwhelming and the dinosaurs look great. |
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| The Game Fanatics |
Matt Dolby |
7 / 10 |
07-02-2018 |
Overall, Jurassic World Evolution really excels in some places but gets wrapped up in trying to replicate movie-type arcs. |
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| TheSixthAxis |
Dominic Leighton |
8 / 10 |
06-11-2018 |
Business management games don’t come much cooler than Jurassic World Evolution, and as subject matter goes it has done the the franchise proud. The dinosaurs look fantastic, the park building is easy and coherent, and the ensuing chaos when it goes a little bit off the rails can be frantic and enthralling. It’s pacing where the game struggles a little, with a few too many sedentary moments stretching your patience, but you’re not likely to get any closer to building your own park packed with once extinct animals than this. |
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| TrueAchievements |
Megan Walton |
4.5 / 5 stars |
07-02-2018 |
For fans of the series and simulation games, Jurassic World Evolution is a must-buy. |
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| Twinfinite |
Tony Cole-Cocking |
3 / 5 stars |
06-14-2018 |
Despite this, I was surprised by just how easily I ended up sinking a significant amount of time into it. You can become engrossed in the simple things, even if it’s just taking photos or tearing around in a jeep like Johnny Knoxville on a three-day bender, and it is with these simple things that Jurassic World Evolution is at its best. |
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| USgamer |
Mike Williams |
3 / 5 stars |
06-27-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution really captures the feeling of the Jurassic Park/World film franchise: it’s equally divided between the majesty of seeing well-animated dinosaurs roaming around and fending off corporate bickering. Unfortunately, the game lacks variety in terms of planning out your ideal Jurassic Park, especially in comparison to Frontier’s own Planet Coaster. Evolution tries to lean on dinosaur DNA tampering to make up for that lack, but it’s not quite enough. Jurassic World Evolution feels like a solid foundation, but there needs to be more DNA in this amber. |
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| Wccftech |
Nathan Birch |
6 / 10 |
07-06-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution is lavishly produced and sporadically engaging, but it fails to infuse the park simulation genre with much big-screen excitement. If cloning cool-looking dinosaurs and dealing with a few light management elements is enough for you, Jurassic World Evolution should satisfy, but if you’re looking for a deeper level of strategy or true dino chaos, you’ll likely be disappointed. I’d recommend most Jurassic Park fans wait until this one, uh, finds a way to the bargain bin. |
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| We Got This Covered |
Jon Hueber |
4.5 / 5 stars |
06-19-2018 |
Jurassic World Evolution takes the true theme of the film franchise and recreates it in a splendid park sim that gives players the power to create their own theme parks full of dangerous dinosaurs. What could go wrong? |
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