Jurassic World Evolution 3 vs Nova Roma

• Perspective: Top-Down / Third-Person (Vehicle Control)
• Multiplayer: None (Cross-Platform Sharing via Frontier Workshop)
• Setting: Global (Post-Jurassic World Dominion)
• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
• Unique Feature: A groundbreaking dinosaur breeding and family system, allowing players to nurture dinosaurs from juveniles to adults across multiple generations.

• Fossils: Acquired from global dig sites. Fossils are processed to extract DNA, which is required to synthesize new dinosaur species for the park.
• Scenery Items: A vast toolbox of scenery objects, both from the Jurassic universe and location-themed, used in the new modular building system to customize parks.

• Dinosaurs
• Park Building
• Management Simulation
• Sci-Fi
• Strategy
• Nature
• Bio-engineering

• ACU Helicopter: Tranquilizer / Transport
  The primary tool for managing dinosaurs. The Asset Containment Unit can be manually controlled to tranquilize dinosaurs for transport or medical treatment.
• Ranger Team Jeep: Diagnostics / Medication
  Ground-based units used to diagnose dinosaur illnesses and administer medication via dart rifle.

Progression is centered on park management and genetic engineering. The new breeding system allows players to guide the genetic inheritance of traits over generations. Players unlock new buildings, attractions, and species by achieving goals. New automation systems, like the ATV Maintenance Team and security cameras, allow for more streamlined park management.

The campaign is non-linear, allowing players to travel freely between unlocked park locations across the globe. Confirmed settings include never-before-seen islands inspired by Japan and Hawaii, as well as the Montana Badlands. The game features powerful new 'Tectonic Terraforming' tools for creating extreme verticality, valleys, and waterfalls.

• Ranger Team Jeep: Ground Vehicle
  The primary ground vehicle for park management, used to diagnose dinosaurs, resupply feeders, and perform repairs.
• ACU Helicopter: Air Vehicle
  The Asset Containment Unit helicopter, used to tranquilize and transport dinosaurs across the park.
• ATV Maintenance Team: Ground Vehicle
  A new, smaller vehicle that can be automated to handle repairs and resupply tasks. Players can also take direct control for a more hands-on approach.
• Balloon Tour: Attraction / Air Vehicle
  A new guest attraction that provides a bird's-eye view of the dinosaur enclosures.

• The Park Manager (Player): Playable Role
  The player assumes the role of a park manager for the Dinosaur Integration Network, responsible for all creative and operational decisions.
• Dr. Ian Malcolm: Advisor
  The famous mathematician and chaotician, who provides witty and cautionary guidance throughout the campaign. Voiced by Jeff Goldblum.
• Cabot Finch: Director of DIN
  The charismatic head of park operations from previous games, now leading the global Dinosaur Integration Network.

The game is available in a Standard Edition (£49.99 / $59.99) and a Deluxe Edition (£64.99 / $74.99). The Deluxe Edition includes four additional prehistoric families (Protoceratops, Guanlong, Thanatosdrakon, Concavenator) and other bonus cosmetic skins and scenery. A 'Badlands Set' of scenery items is available as a pre-order bonus.

• Q: What is the biggest new feature in Jurassic World Evolution 3?
  A: The headline new feature is the comprehensive dinosaur breeding system. For the first time, players can create male and female dinosaurs, who will form family units and raise juvenile offspring with inherited genetic traits.
• Q: Is the game open world?
  A: No, it is not a single open world. The campaign is non-linear, allowing players to build and manage multiple separate parks across a variety of global locations.
• Q: Can I build my own custom buildings?
  A: Yes. A major innovation is the new modular building system, which allows players to construct unique buildings piece-by-piece. The game also provides pre-made blueprints for quicker construction.
• Q: Is there multiplayer?
  A: No, the game is a single-player management simulation. However, it features the cross-platform 'Frontier Workshop,' which allows players to seamlessly share their park and building creations with the entire community.

• Q: Why are my citizens starving even though the granaries are full?
  A: Nova Roma simulates physical paths. Transporters may be stuck in a loop or the walk distance to the market is too long[cite: 532, 1085].
• Q: How do I prevent city-wide plagues?
  A: Place 'dirty' industry like tanneries and clay pits downstream from your primary water intake[cite: 807, 1843].
• Q: What is the most efficient housing layout?
  A: A 6x6 residential block with a central Market and Fountain maximizes coverage and land value[cite: 546, 804].
• Q: How do I gain Divine Favor?
  A: Complete 'Divine Tasks' assigned by the gods or host Festivals in Large Temples[cite: 980, 986].
• Q: Does gravity affect water flow?
  A: Yes, aqueducts require a consistent downward slope to function; the game includes an elevation overlay for planning[cite: 850, 1835].

• OFFICIAL PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS. These specifications are for the launch version of the game and are considered 'graciously breezy' for a 2025 release.
• Laptop Performance Note: Laptop performance will vary based on the model's cooling and TGP. While the specs are modest, large, complex parks with many dinosaurs can be CPU-intensive.
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: Maximum TGP for the laptop's GPU is beneficial to handle high graphical settings and resolutions, especially in dense park areas.
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: The game's simulation elements can create a sustained load. A robust cooling system is essential to prevent thermal throttling and maintain consistent performance.
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: A strong mobile CPU is important for handling the complex AI of dozens of dinosaur families and thousands of park guests.
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency and ensuring the best possible performance.
• Game Name: Jurassic World Evolution 3

• Nova Roma is heavily CPU-bound due to individual citizen pathfinding. Performance impacts occur as the population scales regardless of GPU power[cite: 534, 1821].
• Laptop Performance Note: Ensure 'High Performance' power profiles are active to prevent CPU throttling during peak pathfinding calculations in high-population cities[cite: 535, 1831].
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: Low impact; 60W+ is sufficient for the stylized visuals[cite: 1827].
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: High CPU usage requires effective thermal management to avoid stuttering[cite: 535, 937].
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: Standard PL1/PL2 limits on mid-range laptops may struggle past 5,000 citizens[cite: 937].
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: Not critical given the CPU-bound nature of the simulation[cite: 1821, 1831].
• Optimization Detail: Upscaling Tech: DLSS and FSR are supported to maintain framerates in Fidelity Mode[cite: 946].
• Optimization Detail: Key Settings Impact: Citizen Simulation Distance and Citizen LODs have the highest impact on CPU and FPS respectively[cite: 938, 940].
• Game Name: Nova Roma

• Upscaling Tech: DLSS and FSR are supported to maintain framerates in Fidelity Mode[cite: 946].
• Key Settings Impact: Citizen Simulation Distance and Citizen LODs have the highest impact on CPU and FPS respectively[cite: 938, 940].

• G P U T G P: Maximum TGP for the laptop's GPU is beneficial to handle high graphical settings and resolutions, especially in dense park areas.
• Cooling Thermals: The game's simulation elements can create a sustained load. A robust cooling system is essential to prevent thermal throttling and maintain consistent performance.
• C P U Power Limits: A strong mobile CPU is important for handling the complex AI of dozens of dinosaur families and thousands of park guests.
• M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency and ensuring the best possible performance.

• G P U T G P: Low impact; 60W+ is sufficient for the stylized visuals[cite: 1827].
• Cooling Thermals: High CPU usage requires effective thermal management to avoid stuttering[cite: 535, 937].
• C P U Power Limits: Standard PL1/PL2 limits on mid-range laptops may struggle past 5,000 citizens[cite: 937].
• M U X Switch Optimus: Not critical given the CPU-bound nature of the simulation[cite: 1821, 1831].