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Ive already had enough issues over the years dealing with troublesome triceratops and misbehaving velociraptors in the Jurassic World Evolution games - now imagine the carnage some unruly juvenile dinosaurs could cause. Jurassic World Evolution 3s big innovation is a new breeding system, and yes, that of course means adorable baby dinos. Nawww. Now, developer Frontier has released some fresh details on how this new mechanic works, and how playing happy families will be beneficial for your park. Continue reading Jurassic World Evolution 3 reveals more details about its biggest new featureMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best management games, Best single-player games, Best dinosaur games

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