Life Finds a Way (Again): Jurassic World Evolution 3

Welcome Back to the Prehistoric Playground

When Frontier Developments introduced Jurassic World Evolution in 2018, it allowed us to live the dream of managing our own dinosaur park. The sequel, released in 2021, enhanced that concept by adding more depth, a wider variety of species, and improved management tools. Now, Jurassic World Evolution 3 is set to make a grand entrance — larger, more daring, and more ambitious than ever before.

The Next Chapter Roars in October

Set to launch in October 2025 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, JWE3 combines familiar mechanics with groundbreaking innovations. The Deluxe Edition adds value with exclusive species and park assets, while pre-orders include themed sets that allow players to build with flair from the outset.

Tiny Claws, Big Changes: Juvenile Dinosaurs Arrive

For the first time in the series, dinosaurs will not just appear as adults. Players will raise juveniles, nurture family groups, and even influence traits across generations. This feature is not merely aesthetic — it transforms how players handle social dynamics, genetics, and long-term park strategies.

Sculpting the Land, One Ridge at a Time

The era of generic enclosures is over. Enhanced terrain editing, modular scenery, and adaptable pathing tools promise parks that are vibrant, organic, and distinct. Players can now shape the environment to reflect the natural world or create futuristic dino theme parks straight from science fiction.

Up, Up, and Away: The Balloon Tour

A standout feature of JWE3 is the hot air balloon ride. Visitors can now float above enclosures, observing both herds and predators from above. The balloons are completely safe from attacks, providing a spectacle without the risk of an emergency landing in a T. rex enclosure.

80+ Species, Endless Variety

Launching with over 80 prehistoric species — most featuring distinct male, female, and juvenile models — the game promises unparalleled diversity. Expect beloved classics alongside lesser-known species like Patagotitan and Lokiceratops, showcasing Frontier’s dedication to both fans and paleontologists.

Chaos Theory Returns

The campaign mode expands to new environments, including lush islands and volcanic landscapes, with Jeff Goldblum reprising his role as Dr. Ian Malcolm. His philosophical insights will once again challenge players as they navigate the balance between science, profit, and chaos.

Why This Evolution Matters

The Jurassic World Evolution series has always been about more than just management. It’s a playground of spectacle and responsibility — an opportunity to engage with the fantasy and vulnerability of resurrected giants. With its emphasis on family dynamics, player autonomy, and immersive attractions, JWE3 is not just another sequel. It represents a bold reimagining of what a dinosaur park simulator can achieve.