A long-guarded secret, Jurassic World Evolution 3 by Frontier Developments is real. And they did us a favor by putting out a trailer worth drooling over. So jot that day down on your calendar this prehistoric park management adventure stomps its way on-screen this October 21, 2025.
It sounds like we're getting the chance to step once again in the shoes of chief dinosaur visionary. That means you're going to hatch those beauties, keep them happy (or as happy as a T-Rex can get), and of course, build the attractions to thrill the visitors. Frontier promises even more creative tools for you to design the dinosaur park of your dreams, all the while staking in many other cool locations across the globe.
But it isn't just fencing here and there. They are talking bout all-new dinosaur behaviors. Semi-aquatic dinosaurs will be able to venture into deep water, and pterosaurs will walk the land. That will greatly enhance your comprehension and ability to fulfill the needs of their scaly, feathery, or leathery inhabitants.
Mostly single-player, you're not crafting in a vacuum. Frontier Workshop makes its return for cross-platform sharing; design those unique custom parks, bespoke buildings, and perfect enclosures, then upload them for others to enjoy. And, of course, download awesome creations from the community for your own game- how exciting.
Okay, so the trailer may not have been uninterrupted dinosaur chomping, but the opportunity for things to go delightfully and terrifyingly wrong definitely exists. We had sight of dinosaurs breaking free, and one moment that stood out for us was an angry T-Rex sending a Jeep tumbling down a gorge. Yep, thrilling on-screen moments when a park security will have a "little" problem.
And just topping it all up Jeff Goldblum himself returns not just narrating the trailer, but reprising his original film role as Dr. Ian Malcolm in the game. Life, uh, just made this game a whole lot cooler.
So are you ready to build, manage, and maybe survive your very own Jurassic World once again October 2025 can't come soon enough.
