The extinction of the dinosaurs has long been a source of great annoyance and perhaps a little sadness to many a kid, who would have liked nothing better than to meet a T-Rex on the front lawn.

Revisit the past in the 'What If' mode. Image by 'Jurassic World Evolution 2'.

Sadly, however, since dinosaurs are extinct, this is totally out of the question. Imagine the great joy it would bring to, not only kids but adults, all over the world if someone were to find a way to bring Jurassic life back to planet Earth using the power of science…

In ‘Jurassic World Evolution 2’ the world is in chaos, with prehistoric dinosaurs roaming the United States freely after escaping during the catastrophic events of ‘Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom’.

Players must manage a new park, taking charge in the effort to contain and conserve the dinosaurs that escaped and are roaming freely out in the wild throughout the US. 

Some mistakes are going to be hard to fix... Image by 'Jurassic World Evolution 2'.

Players must build new parks, construct newly designed buildings, and hire a series of new scientists to help manage the parks as well as possible and ensure that they are safe and secure for visitors and dinos alike.

The game also offers a ‘Chaos Theory’ mode that puts players in a variety of different scenarios from the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies and tests their ability in handling a variety of crises.

‘Jurassic World Evolution 2’ offers improvements on all the features from the original ‘Jurassic World Evolution.’ The game is developed by ‘Frontier Developments’ and is available on Steam.