Dear Frontier team,
First of all, thank you for all the care and attention you’ve put into Jurassic World Evolution 2. As someone who loves both the Jurassic franchise and paleontology, I truly appreciate the game, especially content like the Feathered Species Pack, which reflects modern scientific understanding.
I'd like to suggest a potential DLC focused solely on scientifically accurate reconstructions of existing dinosaurs. It wouldn't require adding new species—just optional skins based on current paleontological research, something like what you did with the feathered Rex. This would allow:
Science-focused players to enjoy more realistic versions of their favorite dinosaurs (such as a properly feathered, smaller Velociraptor or Deinonychus, or a quadrupedal, semi-aquatic Spinosaurus with a swimming tail).
Fans of the films to keep their beloved cinematic versions without any changes.
An educational enhancement to the game, showcasing how scientific interpretations of dinosaurs have evolved over time.
Other species like Brachiosaurus, Gallimimus, and Carnotaurus would also benefit from more accurate skin options, enriching the game for all types of players.
This kind of content would add great value to the game and allow players to personalize their parks in ways that reflect either science or fiction—without excluding anyone.
Thanks again for reading, and for continuing to deliver such a fantastic experience.
Sincerely,
Iván Soares, GL 365
First of all, thank you for all the care and attention you’ve put into Jurassic World Evolution 2. As someone who loves both the Jurassic franchise and paleontology, I truly appreciate the game, especially content like the Feathered Species Pack, which reflects modern scientific understanding.
I'd like to suggest a potential DLC focused solely on scientifically accurate reconstructions of existing dinosaurs. It wouldn't require adding new species—just optional skins based on current paleontological research, something like what you did with the feathered Rex. This would allow:
Science-focused players to enjoy more realistic versions of their favorite dinosaurs (such as a properly feathered, smaller Velociraptor or Deinonychus, or a quadrupedal, semi-aquatic Spinosaurus with a swimming tail).
Fans of the films to keep their beloved cinematic versions without any changes.
An educational enhancement to the game, showcasing how scientific interpretations of dinosaurs have evolved over time.
Other species like Brachiosaurus, Gallimimus, and Carnotaurus would also benefit from more accurate skin options, enriching the game for all types of players.
This kind of content would add great value to the game and allow players to personalize their parks in ways that reflect either science or fiction—without excluding anyone.
Thanks again for reading, and for continuing to deliver such a fantastic experience.
Sincerely,
Iván Soares, GL 365