The official Jurassic World: Evolution 2 website reveals plenty about the plot, saying that the game is "An original Jurassic story", and that players will be able to immerse themselves "in a compelling and original Jurassic World narrative set after the earth-shattering events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom", and that you'll "lead the efforts of the DFW (Department of Fish and Wildlife) to control, conserve, and contain wild dinosaurs now rampaging across the USA." As for whether you'll be able to create dinosaurs – with the game being set on the mainland and all – is unknown, though it will feel at odds with its predecessor if this isn't an option. But the end of Fallen Kingdom does see Blue looking down upon a small town from a cliff edge, Rexy breaking into a zoo's lion enclosure, a mosasaur closing in on an unsuspecting surfer, and pteranodons flying over Las Vegas, so we know that humans will be involved, and this will be reflected in the new game.įor starters, the trailer alone offers plenty of insight, and shows that you'll be able to manage dinosaurs via government-appointed park rangers (which the website calls the DFW - Department of Fish and Wildlife) who work to control populations and keep the animals within their boundaries. Jurassic World: Dominion will take place in the wild – for example, the Sierra Nevada forest, where Rexy is known to be living – rather than urban areas such as towns and cities. Once again, he's giving us the old "I-told-you-so" speech, but this time it comes a little too late, judging by everything that's going on in the trailer. We weren't careful, and now, ah, here we are. We played with genetics like, uh, like it was… a toy. Ian Malcolm (voiced by none other than Jeff Goldblum, who also lent his soothing vocals to the first game).
The footage plays to be sound of a haunting score, fused with familiar Jurassic riffs, but what really makes the trailer is the narration from Dr.
After the title card, we cut to a mosasaur haunting the depths of a dark sea. Then we see a nasutoceratops resting at a water source when a veterinary vehicle pulls up next to it before the perspective switches to a compy as it rushes into a forest where, before the screen goes black, a large foot lands on the forest floor, presumably that of a t-rex.
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