The Jurassic World Evolution Humble Bundle is something to buy if you’ve ever watched Jurassic Park and thought “Gosh, these people are idiots – if I was in charge, the dinosaurs wouldn’t be coming out and eating everyone.” Why? Because the games it contains give you the chance to try on the park manager’s uniform.
Jurassic World Evolution 2 sits comfortably in our list of the best management games, and it, along with its prequel and every one of both of their DLCs, is what makes up the latest Humble Bundle. No collection of the best dinosaur games would be complete without them – and as an added treat, you’ve even got Jeff Goldblum in them, reprising his role of Ian Malcolm from the movies.
Developed by Frontier Worlds (the studio behind Planet Zoo and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar – Realms of Ruin) the two games have you building enclosures for your dinosaurs, and erecting other buildings across tropical islands to lay the groundwork for your theme park. There’s a lot of freedom to construct the parks as you wish, just like you’d find in the best city-building games, and you can even take a minute to just drive around and admire the dinosaurs in their enclosures. Just make sure you keep them happy though, or they’ll break out.
We have a full Jurassic World Evolution review and a Jurassic World Evolution 2 review too, so do go ahead and give them a read if you’d like to learn more about the games. But of course, you’re getting a lot more than just the base games with this bundle. The DLCs will net you an expansion based on the original 1993 movie, a whole bunch of extra dinosaurs, and even new story campaigns.
In total, there are 21 games and DLCs included in the Jurassic World Evolution Completionist Bundle – when you divide up the price, that means that you’re paying only $0.95 / £0.72 for each one individually. That’s $20 / £15.02 for the whole lot (which would usually cost $306 / £228.55), or in other words 93% off. If you’ve been waiting to grab these games on offer, you’re unlikely to see another deal as good as this any time soon.
Like all Humble Bundles, money raised through purchases goes towards charity. In fact, in this case, it goes towards two charities, specifically, Girls Who Code (which helps get young women into computer science) and the Girls Who Make Games Scholarships Fund (which provides need-based financial scholarships to young women who want to study game development).
Check out our Jurassic World Evolution guide if you need any help in your early days in the game. Meanwhile, our list of the best Jurassic World Evolution mods offers some fun and unique additions to the game that go beyond the DLCs.
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