The journey there was obnoxious and frustrating, but the payoff was exactly what I desired. I was satisfied when I’d finally created my perfect lagoon and saw the giant, prehistoric shark leap out of the water to eat a modern shark off a hook.
However, these agonising setbacks made success all the more sweet. Though punishing and possibly erratic, the game shines by allowing players to take over the movie parks and see how they’d run things differently. It’s a fascinating simulator game: Make fossils into living creatures, keep your employees happy so you don’t get Dennis Nedry’d, and put that T-shirt shop right next to the velociraptors. However, for the uninitiated, Jurassic World Evolution 2 allows you to create your own Jurassic Park (or Jurassic Worlds, if you prefer the sequels). If you played the dinosaur expansion pack for Zoo Tycoon back in the day, you’ll understand what I mean. Jurassic World Evolution 2 is the sequel to last year’s fantastic park simulator. Ian Malcom famously said in Jurassic Park, “life, uh, finds a way.” Building my dinosaur zoo in Jurassic World Evolution 2 felt like conquering millions of years of history.
These prehistoric creatures have no right to exist on our planet anymore, and I’m not sure I have any right to fight nature with my strategically placed pond, guest pathing, attractions, and boba shop.
That’s what I told myself - or shouted aloud in my office - during the most difficult parts of Jurassic World Evolution 2.
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