- Title: Jurassic World Evolution 2
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Jurassic World Evolution 2 (JWE 2) offers four distinct game modes, providing players with over 80-100 hours of gameplay. If you find yourself stuck or uncertain about these modes, this brief guide will help you understand what each one entails.
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Campaign
The Campaign mode in JWE 2 consists of three options, two of which are from DLCs.
The DFW Campaign: This campaign serves as a tutorial for new players, introducing them to the game’s basics. It remains highly useful even after the game’s release, as each map offers a unique scenario, challenges, and settings.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 6/10
- Challenge: 5/10
- Creativity: 4/10
Biosyn Campaign: Released alongside Jurassic World Dominion, this campaign adds a unique story to JWE 2. Players venture into the Biosyn valley in the Italian Alps, making critical decisions on behalf of Biosyn. Notable features include the Pyroraptor, new viewing galleries, and new building types. The campaign is split into two parts, before and after Dominion.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 8/10
- Challenge: 6/10
- Creativity: 7/10
Malta Dominion Campaign: The Dominion Malta campaign sets itself apart by allowing players to manage multiple islands simultaneously, similar to the main game. You can travel between three Mediterranean locations, each with its own set of required missions. This campaign also features a dinosaur exchange where you can sell dinosaurs and buy genome, dinosaurs, and eggs.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 6/10
- Challenge: 7/10
- Creativity: 8/10
Chaos theory
Chaos Theory mode comprises six modes, each presenting its own story with alternate movie scenarios.
Jurassic Park: Acting as a tutorial for park building, the Jurassic Park chaos theory remains one of the best. With guidance from John Hammond and Dr. Henry Wu, players make crucial decisions to construct a successful Jurassic Park.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 9/10
- Challenge: 5/10
- Creativity: 9/10
Jurassic Park San Diego: Promoted as the main chaos theory, Jurassic Park San Diego features the legendary Jeff Goldblum. Taking control of the first mainland park outside San Diego, players begin with two T-Rexs, making the missions relatively easy.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 7/10
- Challenge: 6/10
- Creativity: 6/10
Jurassic Park 3: Regrettably, the Jurassic Park 3 chaos theory is often regarded as a meme and disappointing. Players must tranquilize and transport dinosaurs off the island to create Jurassic World. Spoiler alert: The Spino dies!
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 2/10
- Challenge: 3/10
- Creativity: 3/10
Jurassic World: The Jurassic World chaos theory stands out as the best among them. Strict missions and destructive storms add immense challenge, while the campaign introduces the I-Rex and marine dinosaurs like the Mosasaurus to players.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 9/10
- Challenge: 8/10
- Creativity: 10/10
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom: Following the events of Jurassic World, the Fallen Kingdom chaos theory takes players back to Isla Nublar. Claire tasks you with transforming the island into a sanctuary for the dinosaurs. However, you must first address various medical issues, including blood loss. Sadly, the chaos theory missed an opportunity for a Lockwood Manor return.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 4/10
- Challenge: 4/10
- Creativity: 3/10
Jurassic World Dominion: Released alongside the Biosyn DLC, the Jurassic World Dominion chaos theory revolves around defending against rustlers attempting to steal your dinosaurs. Utilize traps and engage in thrilling Jeep encounters (Max Verstappen style) to stop them. This chaos theory also introduces the wrangling mechanic.
Final ratings:
- Re-playability: 7/10
- Challenge: 7/10
- Creativity: 6/10
Challenge
Challenge Mode is designed for the most skilled players. Many people even compete in speedruns on Jurassic mode. Here’s a summary of the various challenge modes:
Base Game Challenges: The original challenges from JWE 2’s release, featuring unique maps with diverse settings, including storms and wild dinosaurs that players must adapt to. The base game challenge maps are:
- Canada
- Germany
- UK
- Northwest USA
- Southwest USA
Chaos Theory Challenges: These challenges were introduced in a major update. Players embark on journeys to multiple locations, building parks from scratch, saving existing parks, or racing against the clock to construct them. Some maps may provide dinosaurs upon arrival, while others require expedition teams.
The chaos theory challenge maps are:
- Jurassic Park
- Jurassic Park San Diego
- Jurassic Park Site B
- Jurassic World
- Jurassic World Return to Nublar
Campaign Challenges: Also introduced in a major update, campaign challenges offer players timed races, opportunities to fix destroyed parks, and the chance to build from the ground up. Each map presents unique scenery, wild dinosaurs, and tranquillize research.
The campaign challenge maps are:
- Arizona Breakout
- Washington State Wreckage
- Pennsylvania Headquarters
- Oregon Aviary
- California Photography
Sandbox
Sandbox mode is the ultimate space for creativity or destruction. All buildings are unlocked, and players can customize the terrain, difficulty, and more. Recent updates have seen an increase in Sandbox mode’s popularity.
Maps
In Sandbox mode, players have access to all maps, including nine alternative flat maps that dwarf the default ones. Note that certain maps may require DLCs, such as the Biosyn Valley.
Difficulty
Difficulty plays a key role in Sandbox mode. Players can customize income tax, guest demands, and even increase sabotage risks. Creative mode unlocks everything, allowing you to build your dream park with decorations and dinosaurs sporting beautiful skins. Conversely, playing on standard mode presents a challenge, requiring you to build your park from scratch, even on the flat maps.
Dinosaurs
Sandbox mode grants full access to all dinosaurs, expeditions, and research. In creative or customized modes, players can send out expeditions, extract fossils, and bring prehistoric life to their parks. Dinosaur comfort needs can be adjusted in creative or customized modes as well.
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