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Preview of Jurassic World Evolution 3 on Xbox Series X/S

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo Oct 2025
Cover image of Jurassic World Evolution 3 on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8
Due to be Released: 21 Oct 2025
Genre: Construction and management simulation
Developer: Frontier Developments
Publisher: Frontier Developments

Introduction

Why settle for a regular theme park when you can build a dinosaur-infested wonderland? Welcome to Jurassic World Evolution 3, the game where your managerial skills can turn a peaceful Jurassic getaway into a festival of chaos that would make even Ian Malcolm question his life choices. If you've dreamt of herding dinosaurs, dodging lawsuits, and just plain running for your life, strap in for a wild ride!

Gameplay

In Jurassic World Evolution 3, players are tasked with overseeing their own Jurassic-themed park. Now, hold onto your hats because this isn't just any dino park; it features over 80 species, including male and female variants, which are just fancy ways of saying you can now watch female velociraptors yell at their male counterparts for leaving the toilet seat up instead of hunting down kids. The gameplay allows for extensive park customization. You want a T-Rex to have a sprawling beach resort? Go ahead! Maybe build a raptor roller coaster? You do you! Sandbox mode returns, empowering you to unleash your inner park tycoon, while the campaign mode takes you to stunning locales such as Japan and Hawaii. Ian Malcolm is back in the campaign-yes, Jeff Goldblum is reprising his iconic role, reminding you that he's still got it... and hopefully won't need to save any more kids from planet-wide extinction this time. But being a dinosaur lord isn't all fun and games; you'll need to manage the park's infrastructure and ensure safety protocols are in place (pro tip: don't let the raptors roam free during peak hours!). The game also emphasizes terrain modification and modular scenery. That means you can contour land to your heart's content, creating dino habitats that would make the naturalists cry tears of joy. And if all else fails? Blame Jeff Goldblum for not making the right decisions!

Graphics

Buckle up because the graphics are dino-mite! The visuals in Jurassic World Evolution 3 are nothing short of breathtaking. The parks are vibrant, the dinosaurs are lovingly rendered, and the environments are begging to be explored. From the lush, tropical greenery of Hawaii to the historic landscapes of Japan, each locale offers a stunning backdrop to your dino escapades. When a T-Rex roars, you can practically feel its breath. Or maybe that's just your friends eating those dino-themed snacks one too many times. Who's to say? The animations bring the dinosaurs to life, so whether you're watching a baby Triceratops enjoy a mud bath or a Rajaampelta practicing its latest rap skills, these little moments keep the game engaging. You won't want to take your eyes off these magnificent beasts, even when you know they might just turn on you any second.

Conclusion

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is a delightful combination of management simulation, dinosaur thrills, and just the right amount of chaos. With an engaging gameplay loop, jaw-dropping graphics, and witty storytelling from the legendary Jeff Goldblum, it's hard not to love this game. Sure, it might not have the same raw thrill as watching an actual dinosaur movie, but it allows you to be the park manager you always wanted to be (minus the countless lawsuits and government regulations, hopefully). If you enjoy building, managing, and maybe even running away from primed to strike prehistoric beasts, get ready, because October 21, 2025, can't come soon enough!

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