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Jurassic World Evolution 3 has released its first non-deluxe dlc, which means that I now have something to review.
The Wetlands pack adds in three new dinosaurs alongside over 200 scenery pieces. This does make swamp exhibits more feasible, which is a bonus.
The scenery pieces and blueprints are perfectly solid. Nothing really stands out to me but I also do like the decayed look of the sets. It's nothing to write home about but I also will use them if the opportunity arises.
The real meat of the pack are the Irritator and Austroraptor. These two species are incredible and are easily some of the best in the game. I'm genuinely very excited to use these throughout my parks.
Hypsilophodon is fine. It's a very standard herbivore that's kind of neat but I also won't really use it often. It's just kind of there.
Overall, the Wetlands Pack is pretty good. I do think ten dollars was a little steep but goddamn, just the Irritator and Austroraptor alone makes this something worth getting.
I can only hope that the next dlc is of a similar quality.
The Wetlands pack adds in three new dinosaurs alongside over 200 scenery pieces. This does make swamp exhibits more feasible, which is a bonus.
The scenery pieces and blueprints are perfectly solid. Nothing really stands out to me but I also do like the decayed look of the sets. It's nothing to write home about but I also will use them if the opportunity arises.
The real meat of the pack are the Irritator and Austroraptor. These two species are incredible and are easily some of the best in the game. I'm genuinely very excited to use these throughout my parks.
Hypsilophodon is fine. It's a very standard herbivore that's kind of neat but I also won't really use it often. It's just kind of there.
Overall, the Wetlands Pack is pretty good. I do think ten dollars was a little steep but goddamn, just the Irritator and Austroraptor alone makes this something worth getting.
I can only hope that the next dlc is of a similar quality.
