Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East Coming 29 September

Hello Park Managers,

Get ready to bring a sense of wonder to your parks with Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East, coming to all platforms 29 September.

Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East brings five new family units to Jurassic World Evolution 3, holographic statues and beautiful East-Asia inspired scenery.

Nanshiungosaurus

Covered in stunning plumage, this gentle therizinosaur looks unlike most dinosaurs thanks to its large tail, long neck, and recurved claws for foraging food. With a bushier tail and a beautifully coloured head feather on the male, the Nanshiungosaurus is a showstopper for guests, and a gentle giant among other species.

Gobisaurus

Originating from one of the world’s most famous fossil-rich landscapes, the Gobisaurus is a walking tank of the cretaceous era. Despite being built for survival, this ankylosaur is a peaceful herbivore, making it a perfect addition for your guests to feed at the dinosaur encounter.

Sinosauropteryx

Tiny compared to some of their prehistoric neighbours, this family unit is always eager for its next meal. Don’t let the juvenile’s fluffy appearance fool you; beneath the fur is a curious carnivore that guests should admire from afar. With minimal need for cover, you should be able to spot the Sinosauropteryx easily, unless it’s escaped.

Tarbosaurus

Introduce a full family unit of Tarbosaurus, the fearsome cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex, to your parks. Ensure your enclosure is setup correctly and security is ready, growing to around 10m in length and five tonnes in weight, this powerful theropod demands a lot from park managers.

Yangchuanosaurus

An apex predator of what is now China during the Jurassic period, the Yangchuanosaurus sat at the top of the food chain with powerful jaws and distinctive tusk-like teeth protruding from the sides of its mouth. This intimidating theropod also features stunning pattern and colour options to synthesise and bring your parks to life. 

Stunning new scenery

Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East features a collection of bespoke decorative scenery inspired by East Asia, including bronze Dragon Statues, marble Guardian Lions and paper lanterns. Create stunning gardens and beautifully themed spaces using new wall, roof, and trim pieces, alongside a range of ready-made blueprints featuring pagodas, gates, walled gardens, and more.

Holographic statues also debut with Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East, transforming your parks and mesmerising your guests with placeable holograms of iconic dinosaurs! Each statue comes with a selection of dinosaur animations to choose from, so you’ll be able to animate your parks like never before.

Free Update 1.5

Free for all Jurassic World Evolution 3 players, Update 1.5 will release alongside Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East on 29 September. Featuring the new Walkway Attraction which allows you to create walkways over land, enclosures and water bodies (including lagoons and aviaries), and the return of the Carcharodontosaurus as a full family unit.

More coming soon!

We'll be giving you a closer look at the other dinosaurs coming in Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East over the next few days, so check back here or on the Jurassic World Evolution 3: Prehistoric East page for the latest!