Jurassic World Evolution 2 Guides on Xbox One (X1)

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The fastest way to unlock all the dinosaurs is to enter challenge mode and select any country. It’s best to do the challenge mode on easy difficulty to quickly make as much money as possible.

Once you have entered the challenge mode, you must complete as many challenges as possible; the idea is to focus on making money. Once you have earned some money by completing challenges, you can purchase and research any dinosaur at the Science center.

To unlock all the dinosaurs in sandbox mode, they must be researched and hatched in a hatchery.

Transporting ill or captured dinosaurs is an element of the game you must master. You will first need to tranquilize dinosaurs with your capture team to transport them.

Once a dinosaur is tranquilized and on the ground, you must bring up the menu on the left-hand side and select the “Transport” option. You’ll then need to choose the dinosaur that you have tranquilized.

A transporting arch will appear above the dinosaur, and you can drag it to the enclosure where you want it to be transported. The dinosaur will then be airlifted to the location that you have selected.

You are in charge of running a dinosaur theme park and need to keep the Spinosaurus at bay. When beginning the game, there are four modes for you to select, each of which will cater to different player styles or abilities.

Beginners new to Jurassic World may need to test the waters out in Campaign Mode to run through some basic gaming mechanics. The mode will allow you time to get used to tranquilizing injured dinosaurs and building enclosures.

Chaos Theory is the second mode that will introduce you to more advanced mechanisms in the game, such as choosing scientists, hatching dinosaurs, and going on fossil expeditions. Once you have completed the mode, you’ll unlock a map for the sandbox mode.

Sandbox Mode is a creative interactive mode that allows players to design their dream Jurassic theme park. All items are locked in the mode and must be unlocked by completing the campaign and chaos mode.

Challenge Mode is the last mode that will ultimately test your ability to complete specific tasks within a time-frame period. Only after you have achieved five stars for the tasks will you be awarded genetics for multiple species of dinosaurs.

So naturally, you’ll need to begin on campaign mode and build up your theme park. The first building you’ll need to create for your theme park is an arrival point. The arrival point allows guests to access your theme park and all other building paths, such as amenities, attractions, and buildings that need to be connected to this building.

Next on your building list must be staff and control centers. These two buildings will allow you to hire scientists and rest them after a long day. Scientists can also be upgraded at the staff center, making them more efficient at what they do best.

Now that you have the manpower, the next logical step is to get some dinosaurs in your park. You’ll need to build expedition and science centers for this. An expedition center sends your scientists on fossil expeditions worldwide, allowing them to extract fossils from dinosaur grave sites.

The science center will then use the DNA from the fossils and contribute to the genome of different dinosaur species. The higher the genome completion, the more viable your dinosaur eggs will be in each clutch.

Once your dinosaur eggs have hatched, you must take care of them and build a Response facility. The Response facility has two types of teams. One is a capture team that helps tranquilize ill or escaped dinosaurs, and the other is a ranger team that takes care of the dinosaurs' welfare and repairs damaged fences.

Like most pets, dinosaurs fall ill and will need a Paleo medical facility to treat their illness. A capture team will first need to tranquilize a sick dinosaur and transport it to the Paleo medical facility for scientists to perform surgery on your injured or ill dinosaurs.

Keeping your dinosaurs happy is one of the essential elements of running a Jurassic theme park. Use your ranger teams to research the needs of all your dinosaurs, and make sure to build big enough enclosures to keep the scaly lizards content.

Lastly, to make money, your theme park must have an appeal. The more appeal your park has, the more money it will generate. To increase your park appeal, you’ll need to expand and upgrade it constantly.

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