Jurassic Park video game adaptations have evolved, with the latest, Jurassic World Evolution 2, allowing players to manage their own dinosaur park. This management sim streamlines traditional gameplay, eliminating complex tasks like balancing ticket prices and staffing, which may not satisfy hardcore simulation fans but appeals to casual gamers. With over 70 dinosaur species to manage, the game provides engaging modes like a short campaign and sandbox, making it a unique experience despite its foundations in the Jurassic World franchise's less favorable films.
Management sims don't necessarily need the most exciting subject matter to be fun, and great games have been made about running zoos and universities. Still, it's hard to argue against dinosaurs taking things to another level.
Jurassic World Evolution 2 might not be the most robust park management game, but despite being based on the abysmal Jurassic World films, roaming dinosaurs make it a uniquely exciting sim.
For hardcore sim fans, Evolution 2 can be a little too hands-off, but its streamlining also makes it appealing to a casual audience.
A short campaign introduces the game's mechanics and prepares you for better modes that put the dinos front and center.
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