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Frontier Developments is launching Jurassic World Evolution on Switch as a “Complete Edition” on November 3. This bundle consists of the core game, the DLC standalone adventures (Return to Jurassic Park and Claire’s Sanctuary), and The Secrets of Dr. Wu DLC quest that provides wild dinosaur hybrids. All of the add-on dino packs and pores and skin variants are additionally included. Basically, all the things you will get your arms on within the PC and console variations is right here, and all of it seems to be fairly good working on the Switch.
In a 40-minute demo I noticed, the dino textures look a bit muddied and a few bushes pop in as you fly over the park, however in any other case it seems to be prefer it runs fairly clean, permitting gamers to construct the dino parks of their desires. The one huge change is that gamers can solely have 100 dinosaurs in a park directly. Given the dimensions of the maps, you doubtless won’t ever hit this except you’re messing round in sandbox mode, however it’s the one gameplay distinction that you will see if you find yourself taking part in both on the go or on a TV. The font dimension is identical (and is claimed to be readable in handheld mode) and the load instances appeared to be clocking in across the identical size because the console variations.
A Frontier spokesperson would not reveal if extra content material is on the best way for the game, each on the Switch and the opposite platforms, however did say that if one thing had been added at a later date – even a bug-fix patch – it might attain the Switch model on the identical day.
I loved the hell out of Jurassic Park Evolution, and am desperate to see the way it holds up in Switch’s handheld mode. You can see it in motion within the video above.
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