Jurassic World Evolution 2 is a simulation game focused on business management, which the developers also categorize as a ‘disaster management game.’ This classification is fitting, considering the inherently perilous nature of the franchise. This title serves as a sequel to Jurassic World Evolution and continues the narrative established in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

About the Game

Set in a neo-Jurassic era, players are responsible for creating a Jurassic Park-themed environment. This includes establishing retail facilities, amusement rides, and housing up to 75 prehistoric species, ranging from pterosaurs to ancient marine life and various dinosaurs. Each species requires appropriate enclosures, aviaries, or lagoons, which must be equipped with suitable flora and fauna to ensure their well-being and security within their customized habitats.

Many of these creatures exhibit territorial behavior and will compete for resources if they become hungry or in need. They will establish self-defined territories within shared spaces, and these boundaries may shift based on their requirements and the conditions within the enclosures, necessitating vigilant oversight. The artificial intelligence governing these prehistoric animals has been enhanced, allowing for more complex interactions, such as cooperative behavior and herd movement.

In addition to managing the animals, players must allocate time and resources to research and experimentation to attract visitors. This involves constructing laboratories and hiring scientists to maintain the novelty and appeal of the animals. It is also crucial to keep employees satisfied; if they feel overworked, undercompensated, or disgruntled, they may undermine your efforts by sabotaging the park, releasing the animals, and causing general disruption, reminiscent of the antics associated with Jeff Goldblum's character.

Furthermore, it is essential to recruit rangers and veterinarians to care for the animals, as well as to design thrilling and appealing rides to enhance visitor satisfaction. The game offers a variety of biomes, including forests and deserts, presenting players with greater challenges and opportunities compared to the original game, which featured only a single landscape type.

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