Released shortly before this DLC is a new creature DLC; the Late Cretaceous Pack.
This pack would include four animals.
Hatzegopteryx thambema
Archelon ischyros
Magyarosaurus dacus
Masiakasaurus knopfleri
Denversaurus schlessmani
This DLC would cost £15.99 / $20.00 and release as one of the first major expansions to Jurassic World: Evolution 2 through DLC. The goal of this DLC is to successfully house illegally captured dinosaurs from Isla Sorna in an arid desert environment and perform tests on them to create new species.
Campaign
The story DLC takes place in two locations; Isla Sorna and the Gobi Desert. The Isla Sorna segment of the campaign is the shorter of the two, and echoes some of JWE1's "Claire's Sanctuary" missions, but instead the goal is to tranquilise and steal dinosaurs from Isla Sorna to place in a secret BioSyn facility located in the Gobi Desert.
The Isla Sorna map is small, but not one of the smallest maps in the game. It is mostly redwood forest with some tropical trees and plants. There is a small lake and river dividing the two sections of forest.
Outside of map boundaries there are some abandoned buildings and dinosaur skeletons, such as Peloroplites cedrimontanus, a reference to a cut shot from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
Occasionally, Jurassic Park III Velociraptors and Compsognathus can be seen weaving through the undergrowth on the rainforest side of the map boundary.
Within the map, there are a few creatures;
Ceratosaurus nasicornis
Mamenchisaurus constructus
Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis
Parasaurolophus walkeri
Stegosaurus stenops (Legacy skin)
Triceratops horridus (Legacy skin)
Velociraptor antirrhopus (Tiger skin)
Compsognathus triassicus
Pteranodon longiceps (Legacy skin)
Geosternbergia sternbergii
The other map, situated within the heart of the Gobi Desert, is decently sized, flat, and barren. There are no trees for as far as the eye can see. There are already some buildings placed down, as well as an enclosure for a Dilophosaurus, from the new BioSyn building set. Lagoons and Aviaries from this set would be added as well.
The standard InGen voice actors would be replaced by new characters in new roles. As the campaign progresses, a side-story would be revealed through audio recordings and InGen logs investigating the disappearance of their park architect.
Dinosaurs
Deinocheirus mirificus (DNC)
Oviraptor philoceratops (OVI)
Gigantoraptor erlianensis (GGR)
Protoceratops andrewsi (PCT)
Lisowicia bojani (LWA)
Smok wawelski (SKW)
Gigantoceratops dodgsoni (Ceratosaurus + Tyrannosaurus + Stegosaurus.) (GGC)
Eodeinosaurus robustus (Smok + Velociraptor) (EDS)
Plant Life
Haloxylon ammodendron (Black Saxaul)
Sophora flavescens
Salsola kali (Saltwort)
Tamarix arceuthoides (Tamarix shrub)
Nitraria billardierei (Dillon Bush)
Buildings- Dinosaurs
Land Fish Feeder (LFF)- Because of the lack of ground water (or the ability to place it), regular fish feeders cannot be placed in the Gobi Desert map. The fish in this feeder are already dead when the platform moves upwards, like the meat feeder.
Large Drinking Trough (LDT)- Designed for large dinosaurs, such as Megatheropods, Ceratopsians, Ankylosaurs, Sauropods, etc.
Small Drinking Bowl (SDB)- Designed for small creatures, such as Dromaeosaurids, Troodontids, Pterosaurs, Ornithischians, etc.
Buildings- Facilities
Enclosed Path- Path with barriers at the sides and top. Can protect researchers from Sandstorms as opposed to regular paths. Researchers on regular paths during a storm will flee to enclosed paths. Can also be used in regular parks with small dinosaurs to safely create walk-through tours.
Weather
Sandstorm- Can be seen coming in as a massive dust cloud from outside of the map's border. Will kill researchers and small dinosaurs. Can cause the Sand Inhalation ailment.
Heatwave- Happens randomly. Will injure dinosaurs and researchers, sometimes resulting in heat stroke.
Ailments
Sand Inhalation- Can affect dinosaurs. Will slowly drain health until dinosaur is dead. Needs a health check to be noticed. Requires visit to Palaeomedical Facility to be cured.
Genes
Melanism- Gene which can give your dinosaurs skins which make them completely dark in colour due to unnatural amounts of Melanin in the skin.
Terrain
Loose Sand- Sand with the texture of the Gobi Desert's sand. Water can only be placed on it in the Sandbox game-mode.
Sand Dune- Pile of sand that can be placed in Sandy exhibits.
Sandstone- Rocks with a beige-ish texture.
Link to Original
This pack would include four animals.
Hatzegopteryx thambema
Archelon ischyros
Magyarosaurus dacus
Masiakasaurus knopfleri
Denversaurus schlessmani
This DLC would cost £15.99 / $20.00 and release as one of the first major expansions to Jurassic World: Evolution 2 through DLC. The goal of this DLC is to successfully house illegally captured dinosaurs from Isla Sorna in an arid desert environment and perform tests on them to create new species.
Campaign
The story DLC takes place in two locations; Isla Sorna and the Gobi Desert. The Isla Sorna segment of the campaign is the shorter of the two, and echoes some of JWE1's "Claire's Sanctuary" missions, but instead the goal is to tranquilise and steal dinosaurs from Isla Sorna to place in a secret BioSyn facility located in the Gobi Desert.
The Isla Sorna map is small, but not one of the smallest maps in the game. It is mostly redwood forest with some tropical trees and plants. There is a small lake and river dividing the two sections of forest.
Outside of map boundaries there are some abandoned buildings and dinosaur skeletons, such as Peloroplites cedrimontanus, a reference to a cut shot from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
Occasionally, Jurassic Park III Velociraptors and Compsognathus can be seen weaving through the undergrowth on the rainforest side of the map boundary.
Within the map, there are a few creatures;
Ceratosaurus nasicornis
Mamenchisaurus constructus
Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis
Parasaurolophus walkeri
Stegosaurus stenops (Legacy skin)
Triceratops horridus (Legacy skin)
Velociraptor antirrhopus (Tiger skin)
Compsognathus triassicus
Pteranodon longiceps (Legacy skin)
Geosternbergia sternbergii
The other map, situated within the heart of the Gobi Desert, is decently sized, flat, and barren. There are no trees for as far as the eye can see. There are already some buildings placed down, as well as an enclosure for a Dilophosaurus, from the new BioSyn building set. Lagoons and Aviaries from this set would be added as well.
The standard InGen voice actors would be replaced by new characters in new roles. As the campaign progresses, a side-story would be revealed through audio recordings and InGen logs investigating the disappearance of their park architect.
Dinosaurs
Deinocheirus mirificus (DNC)
Oviraptor philoceratops (OVI)
Gigantoraptor erlianensis (GGR)
Protoceratops andrewsi (PCT)
Lisowicia bojani (LWA)
Smok wawelski (SKW)
Gigantoceratops dodgsoni (Ceratosaurus + Tyrannosaurus + Stegosaurus.) (GGC)
Eodeinosaurus robustus (Smok + Velociraptor) (EDS)
Plant Life
Haloxylon ammodendron (Black Saxaul)
Sophora flavescens
Salsola kali (Saltwort)
Tamarix arceuthoides (Tamarix shrub)
Nitraria billardierei (Dillon Bush)
Buildings- Dinosaurs
Land Fish Feeder (LFF)- Because of the lack of ground water (or the ability to place it), regular fish feeders cannot be placed in the Gobi Desert map. The fish in this feeder are already dead when the platform moves upwards, like the meat feeder.
Large Drinking Trough (LDT)- Designed for large dinosaurs, such as Megatheropods, Ceratopsians, Ankylosaurs, Sauropods, etc.
Small Drinking Bowl (SDB)- Designed for small creatures, such as Dromaeosaurids, Troodontids, Pterosaurs, Ornithischians, etc.
Buildings- Facilities
Enclosed Path- Path with barriers at the sides and top. Can protect researchers from Sandstorms as opposed to regular paths. Researchers on regular paths during a storm will flee to enclosed paths. Can also be used in regular parks with small dinosaurs to safely create walk-through tours.
Weather
Sandstorm- Can be seen coming in as a massive dust cloud from outside of the map's border. Will kill researchers and small dinosaurs. Can cause the Sand Inhalation ailment.
Heatwave- Happens randomly. Will injure dinosaurs and researchers, sometimes resulting in heat stroke.
Ailments
Sand Inhalation- Can affect dinosaurs. Will slowly drain health until dinosaur is dead. Needs a health check to be noticed. Requires visit to Palaeomedical Facility to be cured.
Genes
Melanism- Gene which can give your dinosaurs skins which make them completely dark in colour due to unnatural amounts of Melanin in the skin.
Terrain
Loose Sand- Sand with the texture of the Gobi Desert's sand. Water can only be placed on it in the Sandbox game-mode.
Sand Dune- Pile of sand that can be placed in Sandy exhibits.
Sandstone- Rocks with a beige-ish texture.
Link to Original