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Games like Jurassic World Evolution 2

Enjoyed Jurassic World Evolution 2? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Jurassic World Evolution, Prehistoric Kingdom, Planet Zoo 2. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Jurassic World Evolution 2: Jurassic World Evolution 2 follows the 2018 management simulation and adds a new narrative campaign voiced by cast members from the film series. After the events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, players protect and contain wild dinosaurs roaming the USA alongside Dr. Ian Malcolm and Claire Dearing. Four modes are on offer: the campaign, Sandbox, Challenge with varied locations and calamities, and levels built on ‘what-if’ scenarios from the films. Players construct customisable buildings, hire scientists and bioengineer the genomes and colours of over 75 prehistoric species, including flying and marine reptiles.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Jurassic World Evolution

The player is placed at the heart of the Jurassic franchise and builds their own Jurassic World. On the islands of the Muertes archipelago they run a park shaped by Science, Entertainment or Security interests, bioengineering dinosaurs with unique behaviours, traits and appearances. The creatures must be contained and made profitable to fund the search for lost dinosaur DNA, while espionage, breakouts and tropical storms threaten the park. Deep management tools sit alongside hands-on action on land and in the air, plus expandable islands and a narrative with iconic characters.

Prehistoric Kingdom

Prehistoric Kingdom is a simulation in which the player, as park manager, designs a zoo for extinct animals. They discover, incubate and release over fifty prehistoric species, from the Woolly Mammoth to the Spinosaurus, and watch young animals grow up and change in looks, sounds and behavior. The animals need food, water, sleep and social life such as herding, while staff restock supplies and clean up dung. Terrain can be shaped into rivers and mountains, structures can be built piece by piece or taken from ready-made prefabs and the Steam Workshop, and a first-person mode lets players use binoculars or enter habitats.

Planet Zoo 2

Planet Zoo 2 is the sequel to the zoo simulation game. Players build and manage distinctive zoos around the world, this time keeping fully aquatic and fully flying species alongside a varied animal roster. Habitats run from freshwater and saltwater aquariums to aviaries made from barriers, support poles and dynamic mesh covers, while authentic behaviours such as herding and grazing bring the animals to life. Global conservation projects let players release species into Wildlife Reserves they shape themselves. Four new scenery themes and five returning ones add pieces, plus blueprints and piece-by-piece construction with scaling and flexi-colour.

Zoo Empire

Zoo Empire is a simulation and strategy game in which you run your own zoo. You look after animals’ health, happiness and nutrition, hire employees and add new species, which are unlocked through research. Visitors can eat, drink and buy souvenirs, and animals can be trained to perform in shows. You can play in sandbox mode, where you set your own rules, or in a 30-scenario branched campaign focused on business or zoology.

Megaquarium

Megaquarium is a simulator of running a public aquarium, where you design exhibits, look after fish, manage staff and keep visitors happy. It features almost 100 marine species, from fish and sharks to corals, jellyfish, crustaceans and a single turtle. Points earned from guests viewing your displays unlock new livestock and equipment, while a ten-level campaign and a sandbox mode with adjustable settings and a random challenge generator offer different ways to play.

Park Beyond

Park Beyond is a theme park simulation in which you play as a Visioneer, creating and running your own parks. The game combines the roles of creator, manager and designer: you build roller coasters, flat rides and scenery, reshape the terrain, and save or duplicate modular building pieces. Managing the park means setting prices and shops, hiring staff, and using heatmaps to see how visitors experience it. Campaign Mode teaches you alongside your Cloudstormer colleagues and pits you against their rival Hemlock, while Sandbox Mode lets you adjust the limitations as you wish.