I would love to see a VR option added onto this game to be able to walk through the park after you build it because it will bring me as close as I’ll ever get to fulfilling my childhood dream of walking through a “real” Jurassic Park. That is what Jurassic World Evolution offers, getting to share in that wow moment that the characters experience. I still own my original Jurassic Park Amiga game, and while the graphics of more recent games like Operation Genesis have certainly improved upon that, something truly spectacular has never been on the cards before. Visual spectacle has always been key to the Jurassic franchise (just think of that scene from the original movie where we-and the characters-first see the grazing brachiosaurus) and that has been an area which has always let down the video game tie-ins. To be honest, it’s hard to move on from the graphics, as it is these that will be the key selling point for this game. I reviewed Planet Coaster when it was released in 2015 and was simply blown away by the graphics, and I’m delighted to say that Jurassic World Evolution is equally beautiful, if not more so than its older sister. I was especially excited when I learned that the game would be created by Frontier Developments, the team behind Planet Coaster.
One of my all-time favorite video games is the 2003 Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, and so when I heard about Jurassic World Evolution I was absolutely thrilled. Let me start off by stating that I am a huge fan of the Jurassic Park franchise, and also of theme park management simulation games.
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