New trailer Jurassic World Evolution 3 shows extensive park management tools – That’s Gaming

Frontier Developments has released a brand new trailer for Jurassic World Evolution 3, the latest addition to the popular park management series. The video gives a comprehensive look at the various management features players will have at their disposal to keep their prehistoric paradise running – or rather, under control.

Teams, supervision and teamwork

At Jurassic World Evolution 3 is all about control, planning and crisis management. Frontier has expanded the system considerably with several specialized teams, each playing a crucial role in park maintenance and security.

These include the maintenance crew, which deals with repairing damaged fences, power supply failures and obsolete equipment. In addition, the ranger team returned, responsible for observing dinosaurs and monitoring their behavior and comfort.

One of the most important newcomers is the Mobile Veterinary Unit (MVU).. This mobile veterinary unit closely monitors the health of your dinos. By assigning an MVU to a ranger station, the team autonomously drives through the park to check on animals and possibly intervene if something goes wrong. Sick or injured dinosaurs are treated on site or returned to their enclosure.

Security and emergencies

Because dinosaurs just don’t always stay well inside their enclosure, this time players can also surveillance cameras deployed to monitor high-risk areas. Should an escape occur, a capture team be assigned to quickly neutralize and safely return the animal – without too much damage to the environment or panic among visitors.

The new management system seems deeper and more dynamic than ever, with more emphasis on prevention and team collaboration. Every part of your personnel structure plays a role in animal welfare as well as the safety of your visitors.

More than 80 prehistoric species

Frontier confirms that Jurassic World Evolution 3 over 80 prehistoric species will include 75 of which can be actively managed, bred and observed. Players can create entire family groups of dinosaurs, with genetics and behavior playing a role in how the animals evolve through generations.

Previously, Frontier showed in a trailer the impressive Lokiceratops seen – a social herbivore with a distinctive horned ant and territorial behavior when defending its nest. This type of dino gives a good idea of how diverse the fauna in the game will be.

Classic faces and new features

Like previous volumes, players can design their park entirely to their liking, with more extensive creative tools than ever before. From lush jungles to tightly organized research centers – every detail is customizable.

In addition, the game includes a full-fledged story campaign in which players once again team up with familiar faces from the film franchise. Jeff Goldblum returns as the iconic Dr. Ian Malcolm, who will comment with his characteristic sarcasm on the ethical dilemmas of playing God in a world full of teeth and claws.

An evolutionary step forward

By Jurassic World Evolution 3 Frontier Developments seems to be taking the formula to the next level. Whereas the previous volumes were mostly about building an impressive park, this third volume is all about managing a living ecosystem. The emphasis is more on realistic routines, team collaboration and anticipating disasters before they happen.

Whether you’re a perfectionist park manager or just want to see what happens when you forget to close the gate on the T-Rex – . Jurassic World Evolution 3 seems to offer that ultimate blend of excitement, strategy and spectacle.

Jurassic World Evolution 3 appears on October 21 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.