If you expect Jurassic World Evolution 3 to build on the past two games to create a more immersive, accurate experience of what raising dinosaurs in an enclosed space would be like, I'm here to tell you to lower your expectations a little bit. Jurassic World Evolution 3 is not a groundbreaking game by any stretch of the imagination, but that doesn't make it bad.
If you haven't played a Jurassic World Evolution game before, it is exactly what it says on the tin: a park-building simulator where you raise, research, and sell tickets to see dinosaurs, but it doesn't dare to step outside of that boundary. You'll create buildings, connect them to paths and power them with electricity before inviting guests, alongside sending out research teams to discover new species you'll eventually get to hatch and raise. The cycle continues.
