Jurassic World Evolution 2 lets you try to fix the movies’ many flaws

When I was younger I loved Jurassic Park. I was one of those really annoying kids who would say things like, “oh, but the book is so much better,” and I read it so much the pages were falling apart and the cover had come off.

I was even more insufferable with The Lost World. Having this time read the book before seeing the film, I had hugely high expectations that were proverbially shat on by a Triceratops when I saw the disappointing Spielberg movie. Then the less said about the later films the better (although I found Jurassic World to be OK, actually).

And that sort of sums up a lot of the actions in the films: people doing bad or stupid things that simply don’t make sense. This is where Jurassic World Evolution 2’s Chaos Theory mode comes in. This isn’t, sadly, Splinter Cell’s Sam Fisher sneaking around a dino park and stealthily taking out raptors. It is, though, a mode that lets you attempt to right some of the wrongs from the films. And it’s pretty cool.

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