Eine Geschichte in der Jurassic World
Erlebe in der Kampagne, was es bedeutet, die Leitung eines Parks zu meistern. Die spannende und einzigartige Geschichte versetzt dich mitten hinein in die Abenteuer, die nach den welterschütternden Ereignissen in Jurassic World: Das gefallene Königreich stattfanden. Arbeite mit beliebten Charakteren aus den Filmen zusammen, darunter Dr. Ian Malcolm (gesprochen von Martin Umbach – im Original von Jeff Goldblum) und Claire Dearing (gesprochen von Maria Koschny – im Original von Bryce Dallas Howard), um Saurier zu halten und zu beschützen, die jetzt überall in den USA wild umherstreifen.
Erschaffe deine eigene Jurassic World
Mit umfangreicheren Management-Werkzeugen, kreativen Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten für neue Gebäude und der Möglichkeit, neue Wissenschaftler einzustellen, kannst du einen Park erschaffen, der den Ansprüchen deiner Gäste und deiner Saurier gerecht wird. Lass deiner Kreativität im Sandkastenmodus freien Lauf oder zeige dein Können im Herausforderungsmodus und meistere verschiedene Standorte und Naturkatastrophen.
Spiele mit der Chaostheorie
Erlebe berühmte Momente aus deinen Lieblingsfilmen im Spiel selbst – mit einem besonderen Clou. Meistere Szenarien aus den Filmen von Jurassic World und Jurassic Park frei nach dem Motto „Was wäre wenn?“, wobei sich die Level über verschiedene Zeitpunkte und Orte aus allen fünf Filmen erstrecken. Tauche ins Jurassic World-Franchise ein und finde heraus, wie sich die Situation entwickelt, wenn du das Sagen hast.
Entdecke atemberaubende Saurier
Über 75 vorzeitliche Spezies werden in Jurassic World Evolution 2 zum Leben erweckt, darunter auch Flug- und Meeresreptilien sowie Community-Lieblinge aus dem ersten Teil. Die Tiere verhalten sich jetzt noch lebensechter, indem sie Territorialverhalten zeigen, Dominanzkämpfe austragen und intelligent auf ihre Umwelt reagieren. Durch genetische Eingriffe kannst du Sauriern neue Farben geben und ihre Genome ändern, um Merkmale freizuschalten.
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Verfasst: 06.04.22 17:33
jwe 2 ist alles in allem ein spaßiges Aufbauspiel es gibt viele neue Dinos die es nun auch im Wasser und in der Luft gibt. Die Dinos sind gut animiert und sehen sehr hübsch aus, es macht einfach Spaß zeit damit zu verbringen seinen Dinos zuzuschauen. Der neue Chaostheorie Modus ist gut gelungen und ein spaßiger Zeitvertreib. Es gibt viele neue Möglichkeiten seine Gebäude anzupassen und zu gestallten.
jetzt zum negativen:
Im Gegensatz zum Vorgänger gibt es keine Kampagne, es gibt zwar einen Modus der Kampagne heißt, dieser ist allerdings nur ein Tutoriel welches man nach 1-3 Stunden durchgespielt hat. Dabei fand ich die Kampagne in jwe 1 gut gelungen und sehr spaßig, in ihr steckt ungefähr meine gesamte Spielzeit von jwe 1. neue Insel freischalten die sehr herrausfordnen Missionen erledigen neue Dinos freischalten und die auf den anderen Inseln bauen. Jede Insel hatte eigene Spieleigenschaften und Herrausforderungen. Da ich jeden Chaostheorie Modus durch hab und keinen Spaß am viel zu schweren Herrausforderungsmodus hab gibt es für mich nicht viel zu tun. Es gibt in jwe 2 sehr viele nervige Bugs, Flugsaurier die auf einmal in der Luft hängen bleiben bis sie irgendwann verhungern oder Dinos die sich auf einmal ans andere Ende der karte teleportieren alles ist dabei. Ich persönlich habe nicht wirklich mehr Spaß am Spiel und wenn ich Lust auf Dinos hab spiele ich lieber den Vorgänger.
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Disclaimer: This review will be based upon version 1.3.0 of the game; thereafter referred to as Update 2.
Visuals
Beginning with the first thing you'll see, its the game's graphics. I am happy to say its a rather beautiful game, better than its predecessor which was already hailed for its graphical beauty. However, don't set your expectations too high, JWE2 takes an iterative approach to its graphics, so rather than a gigantic leap forward from JWE, it improves upon its foundations. Lighting has been tweaked and the texture quality especially on dinosaur skins and the maligned ground textures of the last game have been nicely improved for added details such as individually identifiable scales. The biggest drawback is ironically the draw distance, there is more pop-in than is desirable which also effects shadows too. This is virtually the only area visually that is a downgrade from its predecessor, but it is by no means a major problem, just a slight inconvenience.
The introduction of new biomes into JWE2; however, is a much more substantial addition. Anyone who has played the first game would start to experience a little bit of eye strain and fatigue from the tropical environment leaving you wanting for some variety. JWE2 feels much more refreshing and easy on the eyes by comparison with added deserts, snowy mountains, and temperate biomes to mix things up.
It won't be pushing any limits, but overall an appealing game that should be fine for all except those wanting the best graphical performance.
Game Modes
There are 4 different gameplay modes in Jurassic World Evolution 2, they are: Campaign; Chaos Theory, Challenge Mode, & Sandbox. The game foregoes the structure of the first title where you built a park and progressed from one island to the next in favor of splitting the base components of JWE's Campaign into two.
Campaign
Probably the most disappointing aspect of the game, JWE2's Campaign is exceedingly short. Depending on how quickly you pick things up, I couldn't see more than a maximum of 4-5 hours cumulative playtime whereas you could easily get through it in 2-3 hours if you know what you are doing. It is more like a tutorial for Chaos Theory, but it teaches you poorly as the Backup Generator really is a backup and you should make a standard power station more often than not in all other modes.
Chaos Theory
Chaos Theory is mostly a standard park builder with a few objectives loosely tied to the narrative. Jurassic Park 3 and Fallen Kingdom aside which are reminiscent of the Campaign and feel incomplete, this is the real Campaign experience I wish players would begin with ignoring the prompt to play Campaign first.
Challenge Mode
Challenge Mode retains some of the conditions from JWE, but it adds new ones with a unique map pool dedicated to this mode. The latter maps are in the vein of Isla Pena creating unique challenges, you will have a limited dinosaur roster and some special conditions to grapple with, but this mode is mostly targeted at management players.
Sandbox
All your dinosaurs and buildings are unlocked for you to make your ultimate park experience. Lots of settings to give you maximum control like task time, Research, and Fossils & Expeditions to create a semi-Custom/Free Mode similar to JPOG's gameplay. Research & Fossils are toggled on by default, disable them if you desire more creative freedom in Sandbox.
Disclaimer: Most maps must be unlocked in the other modes:
- Campaign - Complete corresponding level
- Chaos Theory - 3 star rating or complete level
- Challenge Mode - cumulative star rating across all challenge maps to unlock them all
Gameplay
JWE2 can initially be overwhelming but after a few hours of gameplay its depth bottoms out. This is no better exemplified than with the Scientist system a new addition in JWE2. To address criticisms of shallowness with the original JWE, scientists serve as a core component of the gameplay loop. You need to hire them in order to perform research, go on digs, treat dinosaurs, and breed new ones. There are three skill areas you will need to balance: Logistics, Genetics, & Welfare. They also carry special attributes like Faster Expeditions and Cheaper Incubation which are arguably more important than their base skills.
On paper they are great, but constantly having to rest them to avoid sabotage risk can be overwhelming though thankfully you can disable them in Sandbox Mode. JWE2 otherwise brings with it a lot of QoL changes such as an airlift from the hatchery option that makes the experience smoother than ever. Similarly, the Mobile Veterinary Unit (MVU), genetics system, and dinosaur behavior is greatly expanded with new loosely controlled behavioral changes brought on by the new Synthesis process wherein you produce a clutch of eggs before incubating them all at once--a major time saver! The animals move more fluidly, have more unique interactions, and fan requests for pack hunting and fence climbing have arrived. The MVU meanwhile has added a component for caring for dinosaur illness and injury with these conditions now being more varied in how they occur, behave, and come from.
Crucially, the big selling point is the addition of Flying & Marine Reptiles. The former are vastly more developed with options to customize their environment in the modularly placed Aviaries, ability to break out, attack guests, and other unique interactions. Marine Reptiles, on the other hand, are a disappointment, however, as they are basically fish in a pond with little customization or interaction to make them feel anything more than a set piece.
Guest management is another area where some improvements have been made, but deficits remain. We now have guest types: General, Adventure, Nature, & Luxury, but outside of new customizable amenities buildings they don't really have a place and the lack of guest attractions is palpable. Individually placeable trees and decorations added in Update 2 have helped improve feelings of park building substantially making the game feel a lot closer to what it promises.
Jurassic World Evolution 2 is a good game. It has delivered far more than its predecessor ever could. It is far from a perfect game, but after two big free updates much of the early nuisances with the MVU, lack of Sandbox options, and technical issues have mostly been sorted. I would have to say with Update 2 JWE2 rates a solid 7.5, a few updates to add some depth to Lagoon gameplay and more attractions and guest improvements and the game could be an easy 8-8.5 if done really well. I would recommend this game to any dinosaur or Jurassic fan and I encourage fans of park simulators to give it a try, it isn't nearly as shallow as it might appear, it just might surprise you.
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Does it add more game modes? Yes.
More dinos and buildings? Yes.
It is a good game, but I still have one complaint.
They try to charge you for new dinos at pretty high prices for this. I would wait for a sale to buy them or just play without it.
-rep for milking more money when I have paid you $60
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Sabotage BS Is still in the game
Tiny Maps again
I thought this was going to be better but to my surprise it's just an update to the 1st game
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Release:09.11.2021
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