Your Jurassic World Evolution 3 Questions Answered

We had so many amazing questions from our enthusiastic community on our newsletter mailing list, including lots about what dinosaurs will be included in Jurassic World Evolution 3. We'll be revealing more and more species on the run up to release so check out the Dinosaur Database while you wait.

We wish we could answer all your questions but that'd take a really long time, and we've got dinosaurs to take care of! So, we've put together a list of the most popular questions about Jurassic World Evolution 3.

How big is the campaign?

Campaign mode features 10 distinct Park levels across a global map that Park Managers will be able to achieve 5-star ratings in.

Are all dinosaurs available in sandbox without unlocks?

Yes, all dinosaurs will be available in sandbox mode with no unlocks required. You will also be able to toggle juvenile maturity on and off in Sandbox, allowing to keep your juveniles dinosaurs the same way forever.

Can you view your Park from a guest's point of view?

First person camera mode will allow you to see your Parks from the same perspective as your guests.

What changes have been made to dinosaur behaviour?

Our development team have revamped and built brand-new interactions between dinosaurs with the inclusion of juveniles, amongst many other interesting things. Learn more about how our team have been Bringing Dinosaurs to Life.

Will the game have a grid building system?

The new Modular Building feature includes a grid system allowing players to easily align building bases and scenery items with perfect precision.

Will there be a river ride in Jurassic World Evolution 3?

Yes, the Cretaceous Cruise attraction will be in Jurassic Evolution 3! Learn more about it in the video below.

What graphical and audio improvements have been made?

We'll be exploring the graphical and audio improvements made to Jurassic World Evolution 3 in a Behind the Scenes article soon.

Can juveniles be attacked by other dinosaurs?

Yes, juveniles can be attacked by other dinosaurs if they try to interact with the wrong ones! The best way to keep your juvenile dinosaurs safe is only cohabit them with preferred species.