Jurassic World Evolution 3: Crocodilia Coast

Featuring a bite force more powerful than the Tyrannosaurus rex, prepare to welcome the first crocodile to the Jurassic World Evolution game franchise – the Deinosuchus.

Thrill your guests with 5 prehistoric species; the Deinosuchus, Postosuchus, Desmatosuchus, Styxosaurus, and Shonisaurus! Each species comes as a complete family unit and features bespoke interactions, and the first ever bioluminescent skins for the Styxosaurus juvenile. Build your own weathered coastal locations and expand your waterside operations with detailed scenery, signage, props, and Blueprints for your guests to enjoy.

Deinosuchus

This giant prehistoric crocodilian is the first of its kind in the Jurassic World Evolution game franchise. The Deinosuchus is a semi-aquatic predator that lurks in the water to ambush prey with a fierce deathroll attack. It’s long, broad snout, muscular tail, and quadrupedal walking style makes it versatile on land and in the water. The Deinosuchus is a must for your new waterfront enclosures!

Postosuchus

This ancient cousin of modern crocodilians shares many common physical traits such as a robust skull, armoured skin, and a deadly jaw of dagger-like teeth. The bi-pedal family unit needs a mix of arid and wetland environments to thrive in your parks. Be careful it doesn’t escape; it tends to chase guests and hold them down with their front forelimbs.

Desmatosuchus

Bring some calm to your park with a herbivorous distant relative of modern crocodiles. Stacked with defensive adaptions, the Desmatosuchus is effective at deterring potential predators with two large shoulder spikes, and a carapace formed with two rows of bony scutes.

Styxosaurus…