Despite the barebones gameplay and technical issues, Jurassic World Evolution is still a wonderful experience. Unlocking the 40-odd dinosaurs and developing the stature of your park is hugely addictive, while the thrill of seeing the likes of a Brachiosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex step out out into your park for the first time is as goosebump-raising as when you first watched Spielberg's Jurassic Park in the cinema. Strategy enthusiasts won't find a lot of love here, but if you're after a relaxing park simulator - or for a platform to unleash your inner evil villain - then there is no better haven than Jurassic World.

Nostalgia value and voice acting is top notch; All the dinosaurs looks absolutely incredible ; Addictive park building;

Shallow strategy ; Generally too easy; Performance issues;

Nostalgia value and voice acting is top notch; All the dinosaurs looks absolutely incredible ; Addictive park building;

Shallow strategy ; Generally too easy; Performance issues;

Several hours had passed and not until then, did I really contemplate that I was playing a strategy/business simulator on the console. Sure with these types of games, you can never beat the mouse and keyboard, however so many games have attempted to crack this genre on console, yet few have achieved...

Handles when for its genre type on console; Each island offers varying difficulties and challenges; One of the most relaxing games I've played; Excellent use of the license

No Chris Pratt as Owen Brady

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.

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

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.