Crocodilia Coast - DLC - Jurassic World Evolution 3

Featuring a bite force more powerful than the Tyrannosaurus rex, prepare to welcome the first crocodile to the Jurassic World Evolution game franchise – the Deinosuchus.

Thrill your guests with 5 prehistoric species; the Deinosuchus, Postosuchus, Desmatosuchus, Styxosaurus, and Shonisaurus! Each species comes as a complete family unit and features bespoke interactions, and the first ever bioluminescent skins for the Styxosaurus juvenile. Build your own weathered coastal locations and expand your waterside operations with detailed scenery, signage, props, and Blueprints for your guests to enjoy.

5 Species to add to your game

Welcome the following prehistoric species:

Deinosuchus

While the Deinosuchus is significantly larger, its overall morphology is similar to that of modern alligators. A long and broad snout, a quadrupedal walking style, and a powerfully muscular tail which allows for surprising speed in the water. The fact that this body plan has persisted for over 80 million years of evolution shows just how successful it is. Owing to its size, the Deinosuchus also boasts a bite force more powerful than that of a Tyrannosaurus rex, far surpassing that of any modern alligatoroid.

Era: Late Cretaceous
Family: Pseudosuchia
Genus: Deinosuchus
height: 1.5M
length: 10M
weight: 5T
Diet: Piscivore, Carnivore, Live Prey
Egg batch size: 1 - 2

Desmatosuchus

The Desmatosuchus is a distant relative to modern crocodiles but with a much smaller skull, a herbivorous diet, and many more defensive adaptions. Its carapace is formed of two rows of bony scutes (scale like armour), and the two large shoulder spikes prove an effective deterrent to potential predators.

Era: Late Triassic
Family: Pseudosuchia
Genus: Desmatosuchus
height: 1.5M
length: 5M
weight: 300Kg
Diet: Ground Palaeobotany
Egg batch size: 1 - 3

Postosuchus

The Postosuchus is an ancient cousin of modern crocodilians, sharing many common physical traits. The powerful tail, the robust skull, and the deadly jaws filled with dagger-like teeth are examples of these commonalities. The most striking difference, however, is the Postosuchus’ posture. Its forelimbs are almost half the size of its hind limbs, and it spends most of its time entirely bipedal. However, its crocodile-like ankle joints limit its ability to run at great speeds compared to the dinosaurs it lived alongside.

Era: Late Triassic
Family: Pseudosuchia
Genus: Postosuchus
height: 1.1M
length: 4.5M
weight: 200Kg
Diet: Carnivore, Live Prey
Egg batch size: 2 - 3

Shonisaurus

Shonisaurus is an ichthyosaur from the late Triassic period and is notable for its incredible size – it is one of the largest marine reptiles in history, growing up to 15m in length and nearly 30 tonnes in weight. This genus has a slim body and a long snout, and is a relatively slow swimmer despite having large flippers. While a juvenile Shonisaurus displays small teeth, these grow out by the time the genus reaches adulthood.

Era: Late Triassic
Family: Shastasauridae
Genus: Shonisaurus
height: 3.5M
length: 15M
weight: 29T
Diet: Shoal
Egg batch size: 1 - 2

Styxosaurus

Notable for its extended neck, Styxosaurus is a carnivorous plesiosaur from the Late Cretaceous period that can grow up to 11m in length and feeds on fish, squid and other marine life. This genus has very sharp teeth and a powerful jaw, making it one of the most efficient predators of its time.

Era: Late Cretaceous
Family: Elasmosauridae
Genus: Styxosaurus
height: 1.8M
length: 11M
weight: 3.1T
Diet: Shoal
Egg batch size: 1 - 3

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From waterfront huts to boardwalk blueprints, the Jurassic World Evolution 3: Crocodilia Coast pack has everything you need to quickly build a stunning water’s edge area for your guests to relax; until a dinosaur escape that is! Or take advantage of a full wall kit, props, lights and signage to create a custom windswept area around your new species enclosures and lagoons!