Jurassic World Evolution could have been a quick cash-grab tie-in game for the recent films, but Frontier Developments took the park management strategy game and added layers of depth. It allowed players to really feel like they were running a dinosaur theme park, juggling everything from keeping the guests entertained, to genetics research, and of course, making sure that people don?t get trampled or eaten. A year and a half since its original release, Frontier is still supporting Jurassic World Evolution, and the latest addition takes players on a bit of a nostalgia trip, back to the original Jurassic Park.
Having loved (and been terrified by) dinosaurs since I was a kid, I was thrilled to be able to go back to the failed theme park that started it all. Return to Jurassic Park takes players to the ruins of the original 1993 film?s titular Jurassic Park, and the littlest details have not been spared here. Front and center is the casting of not only Jeff Goldblum, returning from the main campaign once again as Ian Malcolm, but also getting Laura Dern and Sam Neill to reprise their roles as Ellie Sattler and Alan Grant, respectively. Their agreement to voice their characters in the game may be in part due to them coming back for Jurassic World 3, but the banter among these three characters is some of what makes Return to Jurassic Park such a nostalgic experience.
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