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Jurassic World Evolution 3
Developer Frontier Developments
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is a construction and management simulation video game developed and published by Frontier Developments. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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60 of 161 · most liked firstDO NOT BUY JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION 3 They’re using ai generation in their game, boycott this shit and force their hand to remove this garbage from their game entirely. store.steampowered.com/app/2958130/...
unlabelledView post →man see dinosaur game man preorder dinosaur game man wait 2 weeks for dinosaur game man preload dinosaur game man play dinosaur game man see dinosaur in game man happy
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Given the shitstorm that’s hit the teams behind The Alters, Magic: The Gathering, and Jurassic World Evolution 3 (among other titles), I’d be deeply intrigued to hear why someone would consider it a safe move to use generative AI on their project at this point - let alone go all-in on it.
unlabelledView post →Jurassic World Evolution 3 stands out for the way it treats the park not as a collection of enclosures but as a living territory whose balance depends on every small decision the player makes, from the moment the first habitat is placed, the game makes it clear that every element interacts with the others, terrain elevation affects movement patterns, the placement of water sources reshapes social behavior, vegetation density influences the way certain species position themselves, and weather…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's got dino's It's optimized It's got good graphics It's got ray tracing It' controller friendly And most importantly? It's a fun video game!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The gameplay so far is amazing in my opinion, so smooth, even though my computer isnt even the reccomended, thought I was doomed. I love how frontier finally listened, and didnt make us buy the dr wu hybrids packs again, and we pretty much have all major dlcs from the past games in a base, but that being said, i cant wait to see what new dlcs will come, surely more hybrids. I think i need to get a life but somehow for the 3rd time they have convinced me to spend all my money and play a silly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loving how the animals I consulted on turned out in the Jurassic World Evolution 3. I worked on the early development, creating anatomy and behaviour artist reference sheets for some of the critters (below). Congrats to the extremly talented team at Frontier.
unlabelledView post →Seems great, amazing QoL changes over JWE2; unfortunately, however, it's being sold at a ridiculously extortionate price for how little new content it offers for veterans of the franchise. I requested a refund for this purchase, though I look forward to buying it again when it's on sale and more DLC is available.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't get me wrong, i like the game. But this is just the same game for a 3rd time, with less content somehow. It's also really funny that they act like they are doing everyone a huge favour by giving everyone a "free update every month" where they add dinosaurs to the game that the fanbase has already bought from the previous 2 games for free, like thankyou for not being scumbags and doing the decent thing by giving everyone dinosaurs they already bought once for free in the sequel to the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's too similar to the previous game. The animal AI is exactly the same, the park management too except for a couple of very, very small additions (e.g. the scientist skill impacting the park rating). The new additions like the improved terrain tools, breeding mechanics and modular buildings are well executed upgrades that add to the creative value of the vanilla game. This game mostly offers an alternative to the modding scene of its prequel (in my purely personal opinion, I'd say that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Things I like: + Fully modular customization. Previous games were really limited in terms of building and decoration options, but this game gives you essentially full control over the visual aspects of your Park (think of planet zoo/coaster) + Juveniles make your park feel a lot more alive, and it's really cool that sexual dimorphism is visible between genders. + Better terrain options and customization, feels like you're able to be a lot more creative with elevation. + Campaign feels…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very similar to the last game however more polished. Cant find much to complain for, will update with more playtime :) EDIT: Dinosaur go brrrrr very fun game love the new lighting effects and well optimised. And got cute little dryos, however with that being said the game is very easy on the base settings for better for worse. Means pressure is off of you and allows for your creativity to flow but restricts how much tension there is when things such as sabotages or dino escapes occur. There…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This comment is coming from someone who owns 2 on every system and loves dinosaurs with a passion! Plus i can't help but try to make a massive gated area with a style like arc where i add different dinos to see how they interact and survive! So seeing this game and the updates I'm truly exited to see how much further i can go with that with the addition of juveniles!! But the EULA leaves a sour taste in my mouth and I'm someone that usually blindly agrees to every single one. Posting this…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're wondering what animals models I've consulted on for the Jurassic World Evolution 3 game
unlabelledView post →Like many others, I was severely disappointed by Frontier choosing to go with gen-AI for scientist portraits in Jurassic World Evolution 3, so we at @gamewatcher.com reached out for comment. Good news: It's been completely dropped. Read here: www.gamewatcher.com/news/jurassi...
unlabelledView post →Happy to announce, that I worked as a consultant for the Jurassic World Evolution 3. Mainly in the early development, advising on animal appearance and behaviour. My contribution is minuscule, however, relative to the talent and dedication of the team at the Frontier Developments.
unlabelledView post →★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I give a 5 out of 5 Stars ★ for Jurassic World Evolution 3 I was Skeptical about JWE3 but thankfully its much better than JWE2. Truth be told i buy any Jurassic Park game simply because i am big time JP Fan like most Millennials are. I played just for few minutes tried the Sandbox to quickly notice the difference and here are some initial observations * The graphics and textures have vastly improved. Details are much more finer. * Optimization is very good and i had a smooth launch…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is a shame but i expected more from this game. Here is why: - The system lacks the detailed, individual simulation found in games like Planet Zoo or the Two Point series. Instead of being entities with distinct needs and routines that you can observe and manage on an individual level, guests are primarily part of a larger demographic group. You manage their overall comfort and safety, but not their personal journey through the park. visitors are "not mechanically simulated at all" and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’m leaving this review due to the most recent DLC dropping and showing that they are breaking their word. Let me start by saying I hate feeling like I have to leave this review because the game is genuinely fun and mechanically the best of the three. I love the customization options and family units. I also love the deep water for the dinosaurs and new additions to the parks. Unfortunately, they have recently added dinosaurs that were part of a previous DLC in JWE 2 to a new DLC and increased…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Yeah, no, I'm not gonna be buying Jurassic World Evolution 3... store.steampowered.com/app/2958130/...
unlabelledView post →Huge focus on breeding dinosaurs, which is what I'm here for. There's a much longer and more interesting campaign than in 2, which is also a big plus for me. And I'm happy following all my dinosaurs around for hours and trying to find the little ones in the undergrowth. I've seen comments saying they find things a bit TOO peaceful, but I'm loving it, since I got annoyed at the incessant sabotage in previous games. Let me build my park and breed my beautiful dinos in peace!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What you get here: - Basically the first two games prettied up - A new Breeding and family tree system - The ability to design custom buildings and share them via the Workshop - A new campaign In short, it’s the first two games with a “Breeding and Juveniles” DLC slapped onto it, paired with a new ability to customize buildings. And to be honest, if you expected much from the breeding system, you’ll be disappointed. it feels like it was made with the least effort possible. You place a nest…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unfortunately, it took me about 8 hours to realize that this game is falsely advertised. It’s not a simulation — it’s essentially a map or park creation tool sold for $60, with features seemingly designed only to drive social media engagement. There’s absolutely no economic challenge. The financial balance is unrealistic, boring, and completely breaks immersion. I was genuinely excited to play a game with over 92% positive reviews, expecting to build a dinosaur park from scratch — earning…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So, here we are again. Jurassic World Evolution 3. So, is this game a worthy successor to both of the previous entries? I'll break down the good and the bad into separate sections and let you, dear reader, decide for yourself at the end whether its worth getting. I will of course give my own verdict as well. Positives 1. The game's technical performance and optimization is very good. Compared to JWE2, this game runs so much more smoothly. There are occasional frame hiccups, but it's honestly…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is my first steam review. This game is a labour of love and it shows. Frontier have blown us away with, what I can honestly hand on heart say, is one of the best park simulators ever released. It's what people who played Jurassic Park Operation: Genesis dreamed of playing some day. The artwork; the illustrations, the models, the textures, the lighting, the music - everything. It's all so gorgeous. I hope the team are proud of themselves, they've made something that took my breath…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game itself is good, a massive improvement over the first two games in terms of being an actual creative park building game, barring some major letdowns such as the cut and resold DLC species, Universal's meddling and the usual Frontier Developments shortcomings. There's plenty to be positive about, like the modular building and campaign, but in this review I'll be going over some of my complaints and overall criticisms, especially since this company has enough white knights defending it.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Man, I'm a sucker for the 2nd and 3rd game. Who the hell doesn't like dinosaurs?! Positives: The moment-to-moment gameplay is fun and super addicting. The graphics are great, the designs of the dinosaurs are great and the weather effects are cool. The sound design is great, the sounds of the animals are really great to hear. Performance is second to none. It's super stable and can keep up even with me placing an insane amount of objects. I made pens for the dinosaurs where I used the terrain…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you've never played Evolution 1 or 2 this game will be perfect. I could see this being worth the price at 75% off This should of been DLC, it literally just adds some new cosmetics and you are paying just to be able to breed dinosaurs in parks. It's also somehow nearly the exact same game but with more of a grind as now you get to "unlock" bigger pieces of the map (that were previously free) by completing milestones.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is great but the recent DLC that brings recycled species from JWE2 DLCs behind a paywall that should have come as a free family units is not ok. I don't want Frontier to start doing this and I uninstalled the game for this reason. I have no plans to support this kind of behaviors to promote corporate greed.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let me preface this by saying that I knew perfectly well what I was getting myself into when buying this game. The management aspects feels just as shallow as the predecessors, guests still are just cosmetic particle systems that dynamically pop in and out of existance instead of being actual guests like for example in planet zoo (which is made by the same company ffs) or citizens in cities skylines. But people are here for the dinosaurs anyway, right? And this time around the game promises…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love Jurassic Park and dinosaurs. I played Evolution 1 and 2, and I even used to play Operation Genesis on my dad’s old computer. This game is good, the additions are interesting, and the baby dinosaurs are awesome, but honestly it feels more like a DLC to Evolution 2 than a brand new game. The modular building system is fun, but in my opinion it’s a little overcomplicated. I liked in Evolution 2 how you could quickly choose building styles in a simple way instead of spending so much time…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →'Jurassic World Evolution 3' removed gen ai content after negative backlash. insider-gaming.com/jurassic-wor...
unlabelledView post →I've been playing Jurassic World: Evolution since the first game and I've seen how Frontier has progressed the series through the years for better or for worse. When I first heard there was going to be an Evolution 2, I couldn't help but raise an eyebrow. I did come around to that one, though, because it ended up making several fundamental improvements over the first game which in retrospect definitely justified the sequel; in particular its addition of aquatics and a robust sandbox mode...…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Jurassic World Evolution 3 is ditching its AI-generated art after "some initial feedback" www.eurogamer.net/jurassic-wor...
unlabelledView post →much better than jwe2, very few bugs, actual new and exciting features. definitely worth the money so far
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Few things get me to open my wallet like dinosaurs. Campaign is 10 locations, took me about 35 hrs, spent probably another 30 hrs screwing around in sandbox and the rest of the time as of this review doing the challenges on the Jurassic difficulty only one I gave up on was the photo challenge, you only need to do them at max difficulty for steam achievements you can unlock the statues on easy if that is all you want, though there have been some bugs for unlocking those so make sure to keep two…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →OMG! Where do I begin? For starters, everyone that worked on this game deserves a raise. For 25 years whenever a franchise I like moves from a grid type landscape system to an open 3D model, it's always terrible. It's poorly developed, buggy, overly complicated, just not good. This is the first sequel game I've ever played that finally did it right. It's intuitive and wonderfully fluid. I'm just amazed at how well the new terrain and building systems work. On top of that the gender and baby…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The new stuff is nice. The baby dinos are cool and fun to see. But it feels like we are getting less of a game. They removed a lot of stuff from the game. A lot of dinosaurs from the second game are missing. There's less dinosaurs now and that's kind of boring since they are the main attraction of this game. They removed other stuff as well. Cool stuff they put in the second game. There is no Isla Nublar square map. The tropical square map in the game is not the same map. They removed the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Baby dinos - check Same gameplay just improved - check Want to punch a hole through the monitor every time Cabot Finch opens his mouth - double check 10/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its fun, and the new mechanics are great. HOWEVER, many aspects of the game are very lacking. Many of the JWE players, including me, have wanted to make a dinosaur ecosystem for ages. With breeding, we where excited that we would be able to do that. Come to the release of the game, and its LITERALLY impossible. The dinosaurs dont ever leave their territories to hunt, and when herbivores get scared, they run away, forget where they used to be, and die of starvation and lonelyness. The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played the first two games; and this game is a massive step up from the last. More options to make your enclosures pretty, better at teaching you mechanics, new and old dinosaurs, BABY DINOSAURS!! There are small issues here and there, like I found my veloceraptors can phase through solid rock UNLESS, you add ground INSIDE the rock. No biggie, easy fix. All in all, if you have a fancy flavor of autism and really like dinosaurs expect to take weeks off from life to play this game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →HOORAY! No AI generated portraits/content in Jurassic World Evolution 3! Dinosaurs are back on the menu! 🦖
unlabelledView post →sometimes i build a nice park, other times I build a giant enclosure, fill it with carnivores, then release them into the park to watch people suffer. 10/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm usually quiet here, but I just wanted to say that I had the honour of working on Jurassic World Evolution 3! It was an insane experience and I worked with a team full of incredible people. I concepted the adults and juveniles of these three which is still madness. I hope everyone enjoys! 🦖✨
unlabelledView post →Essentially the same game as Jurassic World Evolution 2, but with baby dinosaurs somehow added to justify selling it at full price. Very little has changed: the same characters return, there is a new campaign with more storms to add some challenge to park management, the addition of building maintenance, and a few new gadgets that bring minimal improvements to gameplay. And, of course, even more DLCs for Frontier to monetize. The game gets boring very quickly due to the lack of new content.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Jurassic World Evolution 3 – Honest Family Review Jurassic World Evolution 3 has become one of those rare games that genuinely works for both adults and young kids. I love the game myself, but what really surprised me is how much my kids connected with it. They’re obsessed with dinosaurs, and this game gives them exactly what they want: creatures that feel alive, parks that grow with their imagination, and mechanics simple enough for them to understand without getting frustrated. My oldest…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Played all three JWE titles and guys....I really did not think they needed a JWE3, but now here I am enjoying the absolute hell out of this game. Sure, some things could have been modified and added to the old title, but the integration of having the OPTION to build like planet zoo completely changed the game for me. JWE titles were always a nice break from Planet Zoo as it offered something more streamlined. I can confidently say in this new title that the game still retains streamlined…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Baby dino's made my autism happy. 100/10 satisfied. I also feel more hooked on this one than the past JWE's. Will say wouldn't pay full price, found it at a discount so do the same if you can.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love all the things they added but when I have to stop designing an enclosure every couple minutes because some random maintenance crew or ranger crew gets stuck in the middle of an open field it breaks the game. In the old games this would happen on occasion but not so often to the point it was bothersome. Within a short morning game session, no more than 30 minutes, I had to help 5 maintenance crew and 2 rangers out of open fields. I saw online that it is a common issue if you don't place…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Gameplay was fun, but I wish we could make self-sustaining Herbivore/Carnivore natural habitats. Dinos won't breed if they're in a carni/herbi mixed mass enclosure so natural safari parks aren't sustainable.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Jurassic World Evolution 3 trailer leak (out Oct 21 on Steam/PS5/Xbox Series/EGS/Windows) www.youtube.com/watch?v=00k7...
unlabelledView post →Well, shit. That's Jurassic World Evolution 3 off the table. What, you couldn't just pay someone to draw 10-14 small portraits? Fuck entirely off.
unlabelledView post →What can I say? It's the best in the series, and not only did they bring back the features I wanted from the second game, they added even more amazing features. I really liked it, 10/10.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Been buying their games since the first JWE1. Every DLC they dropped to support better work on the game. 3 games later, im still waiting for super basic features to come. JWE1 had a short burst of criticism, it had superbly lacking features that came short compared to their other game, Planet Zoo and Coaster, it was cracked down by stating they will not drop any feature from PZ to JWE and that was that. 2nd game was rendered bit more nicely, but still coming up short, just not alot. It was…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While this is an entertaining game bound to consume your boredom it is essentially a really expensive DLC. New maps, new dinosaur breeding program, similar missions to previous games and very, very few new buildings. The most noteworthy new feature is being able to customise buildings, however, there is little to no assentive to do so. You are basically paying to play the same game you already own (if you have the previous games), without access to all the dinosaurs you previously paid for. The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Why you should or should not Jurassic World Evolution 3 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3762791831 Before You Read Every review on my profile is based on my own personal experience with a game. My opinions aren't facts, and you're not expected to agree with them—and that's perfectly okay. My goal isn't to tell you whether you should like a game. Instead, I try to explain what worked for me, what didn't, and who I think the game might appeal to. Constructive…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →JWE3 had very little different, if anything, from JWE2. The changes we see could have been introduced as a DLC from what I seen so far. That said, I am still thoroughly enjoying the game. I thoroughly enjoyed JWE2. I liked the game already, lol. The shortcomings of JWE2 are still present in JWE3, with a shallow aviary and atrium presence for example. I am having a difficult time to word it as just a , DINO-NADO! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3596648481 If you liked…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Jurassic World Evolution 3 --------------------------------------- I’ve been playing Jurassic World Evolution 3 nonstop since launch and honestly this game is a masterpice. Frontier finally listened to the fans and made the dino park builder we all dreamed of. It improves so much over JWE2 it’s almost like a whole new game. The graphics are insaneley good, the lighting and detail on the dinosaurs is next level. You can see every scale, every blink, it’s wild. And the new baby dinosaurs?…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If someone asked me which game to start with, I would confidently recommend Jurassic World Evolution 3. It is immersive, impressive, and clearly the most polished entry in the series. The game features a very well-designed interface and expanded functionality, and all other gameplay mechanics have been refined compared to the previous titles.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Runs really well and brings an expanded tool-kit compared to the previous games. Awesome!
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