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‘Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack’ Comes To ‘Jurassic World: Evolution’

A new add-on to “Jurassic World: Evolution” that will give players three new dinosaurs were released on December 13th for the Xbox One and PC but it will come to PS4 soon. The “Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack” will allow players to expand their stable of Dinosaurs with the Iguanodon, an herbivore that’s constantly giving a “thumbs up”. The Carcharodontosaurus, a nasty carnivore that’s not afraid to go after larger herbivores. Finally, it’s all about going big with the Dreadnoughtus, a long-necked herbivore. Prices for the “Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack” will vary, but fear not, there’s plenty of free new content! The new “Challenge Mode” has expanded and features all the islands now, and if you have the “Secrets of Dr. Wu” DLC, the levels from that game are included in the challenge mode as well. The other free update to the game includes new sandbox mode options that allow you to control the comfort or aggression of the Dinosaurs in your park

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Dec 15, 2018
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‘Jurassic World Evolution’ Review

I always wanted a pet Dinosaur when I was a kid, I think that was a common wish by most youngsters. After seeing the “Jurassic Park” films over the years I think that changed my opinion but I can live that wild dream again in the business simulation video game, “Jurassic World Evolution”. Frontier Developments was kind enough to allow me early access to the game. The game is basically like your theme park simulation games except you are dealing with dinosaurs in the “Jurassic World” universe (meaning all hell will break loose). You take on the role of a park manager on the Las Cinco Muertes (the five deaths) island where you are building a new “Jurassic World” theme park and to help you along the way is Ian Malcolm offering his opinions and advice along with other characters from the films, and yes, Jeff Goldblum is playing Malcolm! Onto the game; if you’re not familiar with business/multitasking/management type

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Jun 11, 2018

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‘Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack’ Comes To ‘Jurassic World: Evolution’

A new add-on to “Jurassic World: Evolution” that will give players three new dinosaurs were released on December 13th for the Xbox One and PC but it will come to PS4 soon. The “Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack” will allow players to expand their stable of Dinosaurs with the Iguanodon, an herbivore that’s constantly giving a “thumbs up”. The Carcharodontosaurus, a nasty carnivore that’s not afraid to go after larger herbivores. Finally, it’s all about going big with the Dreadnoughtus, a long-necked herbivore. Prices for the “Cretaceous Dinosaur Pack” will vary, but fear not, there’s plenty of free new content! The new “Challenge Mode” has expanded and features all the islands now, and if you have the “Secrets of Dr. Wu” DLC, the levels from that game are included in the challenge mode as well. The other free update to the game includes new sandbox mode options that allow you to control the comfort or aggression of the Dinosaurs in your park

Continue reading →
Dec 15, 2018
Horror Fuel

‘Jurassic World Evolution’ Review

I always wanted a pet Dinosaur when I was a kid, I think that was a common wish by most youngsters. After seeing the “Jurassic Park” films over the years I think that changed my opinion but I can live that wild dream again in the business simulation video game, “Jurassic World Evolution”. Frontier Developments was kind enough to allow me early access to the game. The game is basically like your theme park simulation games except you are dealing with dinosaurs in the “Jurassic World” universe (meaning all hell will break loose). You take on the role of a park manager on the Las Cinco Muertes (the five deaths) island where you are building a new “Jurassic World” theme park and to help you along the way is Ian Malcolm offering his opinions and advice along with other characters from the films, and yes, Jeff Goldblum is playing Malcolm! Onto the game; if you’re not familiar with business/multitasking/management type

Continue reading →
Jun 11, 2018