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Honestly, unless your into the build your own empire games this just really doesn't do it they dont explain how to play well and frankly I have much better thing to do with my time than this game. This game did not hold my attention well.

Dinosaurs were fascinating long before Jurassic Park hit theatre screens back in 1993, but the cutting edge special effects brought these incredible...

Great-looking dinos; Lots of different species; Some interesting scenarios

Painfully slow in places; Not much park customisation; Some poor AI

A great game, especially if you're a fan of the old Theme Park type games. Only problem I have found is that it doesn't give you a tutorial so it's a bit of trial and error with some building items.

I brought this item a week ago and have already got bored of the content. This game has everything fans of the franchise want to see but it is just lacking. Typical island start is struggle to make money for the first 15- 30 minutes and then suddenly you have 39 million and there is just nothing...

Son was desperate to get this and he really loves it.

Long live the legacy of John Hammond. May his dream of screwing around with the natural order to bring long-dead prehistoric lizards back to life reign forever. Dinosaurs have been a staple of video games, from their surprise appearance in Tomb Raider to the awesomeness that was Dino Crisis .

Jurassic Park is given some excellent fan service in this new dino-filled business sim, that feels like the

The loop of incubating and protecting dinosaurs is highly addictive; Jeff Goldblum's Malcolm is back; Velociraptors

Magic begins to fade as the main campaign loses steam; Not the best park building sim out there

It's a great game no matter what. It would have to be one of the best games I've played. The graphics are excellent.

Like Sam Neill's Dr. Alan Grant from Jurassic Park III , the theme-park simulation game Jurassic World Evolution believes that to create a dinosaur is to play God. In the game, players can breed dinosaurs in the Hammond Creation Lab, but one is limited to a carefully licensed list of 47 species, and...