Jurassic World Evolution 3 Launches Prehistoric East: 5 Asian Dinosaurs, Raised Walkways and Free Update 1.5.0

Park builders can give their prehistoric sanctuaries a major overhaul starting today. Frontier Developments has officially launched Prehistoric East, the latest paid expansion for Jurassic World Evolution 3. Now available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, the content drop arrives alongside an energetic launch trailer and the substantial free Update 1.5.0 for all players.

Designed to highlight the extraordinary prehistoric fossil record of East Asia, the pack delivers five distinct dinosaur species modeled with lifelike anatomical detail, each arriving with complete family units consisting of adults and young offspring.

Trailer video

Five new Asian species featuring complete family units

A standout highlight of the Prehistoric East pack is the inclusion of complete family groupings, showcasing natural social dynamics and parental safeguarding across every new species:

  • Nanshiungosaurus: a distinctive bipedal therizinosaur sporting massive hand claws, dense plumage, and strict territorial behavior.
  • Gobisaurus: an armored ankylosaurid originating from the arid fossil beds of the Gobi Desert, built with heavy plating to repel carnivore attacks.
  • Yangchuanosaurus: a fierce late Jurassic theropod from China, combining rapid burst speed with raw physical strength against large herbivores.
  • Sinosauropteryx: a small, agile feathered carnivore famous among paleontologists as the first non-avian dinosaur discovered with preserved feather structures.
  • Tarbosaurus: the massive Asian apex predator and close relative of Tyrannosaurus Rex, demanding heavily fortified enclosures and advanced security grids.

Over 230 scenery items and customizable holographic statues

Park aesthetics receive an equally impressive boost. Frontier has packaged over 230 modular scenery assets inspired by East Asian architecture and landscape design.

Player paths can now feature intricate wooden pagodas, grand ceremonial gates, sculpted guardian stone lions, and hanging paper lanterns that cast a warm glow after dusk. To push technological immersion even further, a brand-new holographic projector attraction allows managers to display animated, glowing replicas of their prized dinosaurs right along visitor boulevards.

Free Update 1.5.0 introduces raised walkway attractions for everyone

Frontier continues its solid tradition of supporting the entire player base with free base-game improvements. Launching today alongside the paid expansion, Update 1.5.0 delivers one of the most requested features in franchise history: the raised walkway attraction.

This construction tool lets designers build elevated pedestrian skywalks that stretch directly over ground paddocks, look down into aquatic lagoons, or weave safely through giant aviary domes. The elevated perspective dramatically improves guest visibility ratings while freeing up valuable ground real estate. The free update also gifts every player a complete visual and behavioral rework of the Carcharodontosaurus, which now includes its own full family unit, alongside new sandbox weather control presets.

With deep customization tools and authentic creature behaviors, this dual release ensures Jurassic World Evolution 3 remains the undisputed benchmark for prehistoric management simulation on PC and consoles.

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