Frontier Developments created and launched Jurassic World Evolution 2, a building and
management console game. On 9th November 2021, the game was launched for Windows, Series
S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, as a successor to Jurassic World
Evolution (2018) and set after Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Critics overwhelmingly praised the
game, finding it to be an upgrade over its forerunner. Evolution 2 is a marketing game in which the
user builds a Jurassic World ancient amusement park, identical to the first game. There are around
75 ancient species in the game, including dinosaurs, theropods, and marine species. Fences,
hutches, and ponds must be constructed to keep these species for tourists to see. The gameplay
has a unique territory feature that pits creatures against one another for supplies if they share the
same area. Their territories fluctuate constantly in response to the available resources in their
habitat. The game has a more comprehensive machine intelligence for the ancient species than its
ancestors, that will now kill for sport and engage with each other more regularly and effectively.
Players must now plant the right trees and plants for the herbivores to consume, as the terrain toolkit
has been totally overhauled. However, Players must construct amenities and attract scientists for
study and prehistoric species incubation. The scientists hired to provide a variety of gaming perks,
but exhausted and angry employees will undermine the park by letting the animals flee on purpose.
moreover, The gamer must first harvest the DNA from the prehistoric animal's bones before
nurturing it. Their Genetics can be tweaked to offer the animals specific characteristics, like disease
resistance. to keep the creatures alive and comfortable, players must also recruit rangers and
veterinarians. Players can build various rides to amuse the guests, such as a gyro sphere, which can
now move through many cages and be assaulted by extinct creatures. Evolution 2 is set in 
The United States and includes a variety of ecoregions such as woodlands and deserts, each with its
own set of problems for the player to overcome when creating their parks. The game's maps are way
bigger than those from the earlier games. It includes a campaign mode placed after Jurassic World:
the Fallen Kingdom is a Chaos Theory option that recreates major story events from the movie.