Management page to thematically match the park's building set

[Pixelated Sparkster]

Thanks to the growth of Jurassic World Evolution 2 with future updates and paid DLC, we get to manage parks across the globe covering 6 different biomes with 5 different building sets that are in reference to the Jurassic World franchise.

A nice visual touch I experience is entering a campaign, chaos theory, or challenge map and seeing the research page having the researchable content be thematically appropriate to the building set used in that park, a nice visual touch I hope to see be applied in sandbox mode.

With such attention to visual detail to cover the multiple park assets from across the 5 building sets, I hoped the management view would be given a similar treatment. The three images laid out could better represent the 5 building sets the game has to offer, allowing for a more visually immersive experience in managing your parks if the player is committed to a building set that isn't Jurassic World theme.

I have made 4 samples to cover the other building sets the game has with the addition of focusing on a different biome per building set.



JURASSIC PARK - ISLA NUBLAR

DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE - ARIZONA

BIOSYN - BIOSYN SANCTUARY

MALTA - MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS

With the Management page being the page I visit the most when playing the game, I think it would be a nice visual touch if it were to match the park I am currently building. It would be another nice immersive layer when building a park that isn't focused on Jurassic World.

 

[Sounder1995]

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Thanks to the growth of Jurassic World Evolution 2 with future updates and paid DLC, we get to manage parks across the globe covering 7 different biomes with 5 different building sets that are in reference to the Jurassic World franchise.

A nice visual touch I experience is entering a campaign, chaos theory, or challenge map and seeing the research page having the researchable content be thematically appropriate to the building set used in that park, a nice visual touch I hope to see be applied in sandbox mode.

With such attention to visual detail to cover the multiple park assets from across the 5 building sets, I hoped the management view would be given a similar treatment. The three images laid out could better represent the 5 building sets the game has to offer, allowing for a more visually immersive experience in managing your parks if the player is committed to a building set that isn't Jurassic World theme.

I have made 4 samples to cover the other building sets the game has with the addition of focusing on a different biome per building set.



JURASSIC PARK - ISLA NUBLAR
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DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE - ARIZONA
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BIOSYN - BIOSYN SANCTUARY
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MALTA - MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS
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With the Management page being the page I visit the most when playing the game, I think it would be a nice visual touch if it were to match the park I am currently building. It would be another nice immersive layer when building a park that isn't focused on Jurassic World.

I thought that there were only six biomes: Alpine, Desert, Mediterranean, Taiga, Temperate, and Tropical?

 

[Pixelated Sparkster]

I thought that there were only six biomes: Alpine, Desert, Mediterranean, Taiga, Temperate, and Tropical?

That is true! I typed down 7 instead of 6 when writing the thread, my finger slipped.

I edited that back to 6. Thanks for pointing it out!

 

[Gondrasia]

It’s a small change, but it really does make a huge difference and would make the game much more immersive.

 

[Pixelated Sparkster]

It’s a small change, but it really does make a huge difference and would make the game much more immersive.

Exactly! It is little details like this that help with immersion.

At least from my experience with the game, the images used in the management page, the research page, and the cast of characters speaking to the players are some final details that would get me more into the era/building set of the park. If those three adapt to match the park, then the game would great with the visual and audio immersion of the franchise's parks and eras.