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Games like Jurassic World Evolution

Enjoyed Jurassic World Evolution? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Jurassic World Evolution 2, Planet Coaster, Lobotomy Corporation: Monster Management Simulation. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About 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.

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 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.

Planet Coaster

Planet Coaster is a theme park building and management simulation in which players construct coasters and rides piece by piece from over a thousand building components. The land itself can be reshaped – mountains raised, lakes formed, caverns dug, islands built in the sky – with tracks wound above and below ground. Each visitor is an expressive individual with their own interests and desires, so the crowd shows at a glance how well the park is run; players manage every aspect of the experience and can share their creations through the Steam Workshop community hub.

Lobotomy Corporation: Monster Management Simulation

Lobotomy Corporation is a creature-management simulation in which you play as the Manager of a company that isolates creatures and extracts energy from them. You order employees to carry out work with and on the creatures, then watch how the results unfold. Each day you must meet a quota, expand the facility and unlock departments, with help from AIs such as Angela and ‘Sephirot’. The game creates a constant sense of tension and dread, as one disaster often leads to another.

Tropico 4

Tropico 4 is a simulation strategy game in which you lead the island nation of Tropico as El Presidente. The world is changing: powers rise and fall, and new market players bring new demands while you must win over your people. You can elect selected citizens to ministerial posts to push through controversial decisions, and trade goods with other nations. Natural disasters such as volcanoes, droughts and tornadoes strike the island and bring new challenges.

Tropico 3

In Tropico 3 the player becomes the dictator of a remote island during the Cold War. The locals can be charmed, persuaded, intimidated, oppressed or cheated to stay in power — whether as a kind leader or as a corrupt tyrant ruling with an iron fist. The island can be turned into a tourist paradise or an industrial power, with promises made to voters or political rivals slandered before elections. The game offers a tongue-in-cheek take on third world politics, corruption and totalitarian regimes, and includes a 15-mission campaign, a random map generator and an avatar under the player’s control.

Mini Settlers

Mini Settlers is a minimalist city builder and simulation strategy game. The player settles abandoned islands, founds cities and builds factories that harvest resources and produce new ones. Roads, railways and ports connect these factories and cities into a logistics network that delivers what each building needs and supports population growth, while the supply chain must be kept from becoming overloaded. Settlements can spread across fertile Plains, harsh Desert and icy Snowlands, where each area offers its own resources and challenges, and these regions depend on one another through trade and supply routes.