Late last year, the popular dinosaur theme park management sim “Jurassic World Evolution 2” was released with an expansion depicting the prequel to the movie “Jurassic World: The New Ruler”. Pack) that introduces a flying reptile. It has been revealed that it will be released on March 30, 2023 for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, and Xbox One.
Additionally, an announcement trailer introducing new dinosaurs such as “Yutyrannus”, “Jeholopterus”, “Deinocheirus”, and “Sinosauropteryx” has appeared.
Along with the distribution of the “Feathered Species Pack” DLC, Update 6 includes various QoL improvements and bug fixes, including a new construction attraction “Remote View Galleries”, a cinematic camera mode, and additional elements for sandboxes intended for action .
Expand your Jurassic World with the incredible Evolution Jurassic World 2: Feathered Dinosaurs Pack. The main characters are 3 types of land-dwelling dinosaurs and 1 type of flying reptile. All four of these beautiful paleontological species have feathers that range from fluffy to beautiful coats. Evolve your park like never before with additional winged species and create unforgettable experiences for your guests.
Features of this package:
- Yutyrannus is one of the largest feathered carnivorous dinosaurs, earning its name meaning “feathered tyrant”. It has an impressively shaped nose crest to show off, and its light but thick feathers protect it from the cold.
- Jheropterus are amazingly fast and agile flying reptiles, the smallest flying species in the game. So far, paleontologists have found only one specimen of Jheropterus, the best-preserved pterosaurs and the best-known of its appearance and behavior.
- Deinocheirus is one of the largest ornithomimosaurs yet discovered, with arms larger than some bipedal dinosaurs. A distinctive paleontological species, with a duck-like beak and a broad hump on its back, it looks scary but feeds only on plants.
- Sinosauropteryx was a small carnivorous dinosaur covered in fine hair-like feathers and had a striped tail. Hunting seems to have been done in groups. When it was discovered in 1996, it was not only the first evidence of feathered dinosaurs, but also the first evidence of colored feathers.
