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Let's be honest, the majority of people have at least seen the first Jurassic Park and thought, I could do better. Dinosaurs for a lot of us were quite a big thing when we were younger and Jurassic Park helped to take us one step closer to our dinosaur filled dreams. Jurassic World Evolution seeks to give you that chance to live out your dreams of being the person behind the scenes making all the important decisions that will make your park a great success or chaos personified.
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I'd seen some early negative reviews talking about how a time aspect resembled mobile games and I don't think those people get the concept of the game.... at all. The things that take time are incubating dinos and doing research. And they don't take much time at all, especially in the 30sec to 2 min(?) it takes, you're worried about treating sick dinos... or tranquilizing those arsehole raptors who've managed to escape.. again. ;p Or repairing storm damage, building, expanding, ordering feeding pen restocking, etc.
Another critique I saw was it looked like a mobile game. Not so much, it has bigger buttons when appropriate, that's about it.
Part of the whole mobile criticism (I still don't get where that came from) were people complaining how they felt they couldn't progress with all the time constraints, or it felt like MT were once there then removed. I played for two hours, finished just about everything I could on the first island with a 4.5 star rating and the second island unlocked (3 stars) and the sandbox gameplay isle unlocked (4 stars).
If anything, hardcore tycoon style players may find it (at least initially) very easy. I'm not sure about later gameplay, gotta get there first.
There are some oddities about it.. No speed time advance mechanism, when you select a building the view focuses on it (the only really annoying thing I've found), not much in the way of fluff and decorations.
Though the animations are limited, the dinos do socialize a little. You'll especially see that with the pack/herd types. The humans seem to be just for decoration to liven up the park (and be alternate food source for escaped meatasaurases).
So, you're mileage may vary, but it is a good game. Those first bad reviews seem a little... agenda driven. Not sure why.
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Probably from the Jurassic World: The Game that's been out on mobile for a month or so... it's a challenger to Pokemon Go but you catch dinosaurs in the real world versus Pokemon. My adult children and 6-year old grandson seem to enjoy both games. Ironically, the Jurassic Park/World movies are too scary for my 6-yr old grandson :-)
Thank you for your time!
Storms roll in, your power plants are sabotaged, T-Rex has been DNA mutated to hell, is AAF and is constantly busting lose.
All the icons pop up but its scroll, scroll, scroll around to find everything.
EQ1, EQ2, SWG, SWTOR, GW, GW2 CoH, CoV, FFXI, WoW, CO, War,TSW and a slew of free trials and beta tests
Logic, my dear, merely enables one to be wrong with great authority.
There are no complete games anymore,everything looks rushed in the gaming industry,very little hands on passion in game design and is frustrating to watch one after another look the same.
If a site like IGN gives it a 4/10 then it is truly much worse as that site is similar to Gamespace and mmorpg in giving away TOO high of scores.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.