JWE2 “Cretaceous Predator Pack” Gets Release Date

After watching the entire set of Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies, I always come back to one question. Why bring back carnivores at all? You’re just asking for disaster. Regardless, people playing Jurassic World Evolution 2 will soon be able to bring back predators from the Cretaceous period. Very, very soon.

The “Cretaceous Predator Pack” will be released for Jurassic World Evolution 2 on November 30^th, 2023. That’s right, next Thursday you’ll be able to spice up your Jurassic World parks with new Cretaceous period predators on PC and Consoles. Here is what the press release has to say about the DLC.

“Players are invited to unveil the true power of the Cretaceous period and add four extraordinary new species to their parks. These large, menacing dinosaurs are sure to captivate and thrill their park guests as they fight for dominance and search for their next meal.

Gigantoraptor, whose name means ‘giant thief’, is the largest [Oviraptorosaur] to hail from the Late Cretaceous period. With its impressive coat of feathers and slender, agile legs, the Gigantoraptor can maintain its speed for extended lengths of time as it chases down its prey.

Instantly [recognizable] from its distinctive narrow hump, Concavenator takes its name from its unique spinal shape, formed by two large vertebrae. Concavenator’s aerodynamic profile makes this fierce and fast hunter an exciting addition to any park.

Utahraptor, one of the largest dromaeosaurs ever discovered, is an intelligent and ruthless predator that cuts an intimidating figure. Hailing from the rocky landscapes of Utah, its stunning feather coat and scythe-like claws will stop any prey in its tracks.

Players can also introduce the gargantuan hunter, Tarbosaurus, to their parks. Inspired by the Universal Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, and DreamWorks Animation interactive special on Netflix, Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous: Hidden Adventure, this unique Tyrannosaurine theropod will need a secure enclosure to protect guests from its powerful jaws.

The new [paid DLC] pack arrives alongside an exciting free update offering all existing players a range of new features and enhancements. The update brings five new variants for existing dinosaur species, including Brachiosaurus (Jurassic Park III), Pteranodon (Jurassic Park III), and Allosaurus (Jurassic World Dominion), as well as new decorations, pre-built layouts for Sandbox mode, and much more.”

Personally, I think adding a bunch of carnivores is just asking to get eaten. However, I’m not Jeff Goldblum so you probably shouldn’t listen to me. Either way, the new DLC pack looks exciting, and it is always good to see more free updates for Jurassic World Evolution 2 as well.