Jurassic World Evolution: Herbivore Dinosaur Pack Europe Steam CD Key
Jurassic World: Evolution is an economic strategy developed by the Frontier Developments studio. The team founded by David Braben has in its portfolio such productions as the very popular Elite: Dangerous and the RollerCoaster Tycoon series, and above all Planet Coaster, which lends the production many solutions and the gameplay engine.
Jurassic World: Evolution takes place in a universe created for the needs of Jurassic Park and Jurassic World. The production takes players into the near future, when humanity has managed to develop a technology that allows to recreate the DNA of dinosaurs from the preserved samples, and thus - bring them back to life. As a result, it led to the creation of the title Jurassic Park, a kind of zoo where people can see prehistoric reptiles with their own eyes.
In Jurassic World: Evolution, the player takes on the role of the manager of such a park. His list of duties includes not only presenting dinosaurs to a wider audience, but also taking care of the entire infrastructure related to tourists and providing them with a number of side attractions, such as a souvenir shop. Of course, the safety of visitors is also important - while playing, we must keep an eye on our pupils, because they can get out of the catwalks and pose a real threat to people. Due to the fact that everything has to be paid for here, every action of the player should be focused on getting rich as quickly as possible. The funds obtained can be invested in the further development of the park - the necessary condition to maintain the interest at a satisfactory level is, above all, to acquire new species of prehistoric creatures, which may require not only larger farms, but also staying in strictly defined conditions.
Features
Homalocephale: With a name that means ‘even head’, Homalocephale sports a flat, thickened, wedge-shaped skull used as a tool for head-butting.
Dryosaurus: Preferring forested habitats, Dryosaurus rely on their speed and dexterity. They use their stiff tail while running as a counterbalance.
Nigersaurus: One of the smallest Sauropods, they measure around 9 meters long. Despite their long neck, Nigersaurs are grazers, feeding from plants close to the ground.
