The Jurassic World Evolution 3: Rebirth DLC introduces a suite of new mechanics and prehistoric creatures designed to test your park-building skills across the Ile Saint-Hubert map. Whether you are optimizing your energy grid or managing the behavioral patterns of new arrivals, here is everything you need to know to get started.
Mastering Geothermal Power
Gone are the days of relying solely on standard power grids. The new Geothermal Power system requires you to move away from above-ground pylons and cables. Instead, you must locate underground steam vents and plan a network of pipes to connect these geothermal sources to generators. Successfully routing these pipes is essential to keep your facilities running, as they act as the primary power source for your island's buildings.
Expanding Your Dinosaur Collection
The Rebirth update adds four distinct prehistoric species to the roster:
- Distortus Rex: A highly aggressive and relentless predator that serves as both a major guest attraction and a significant security threat.
- Mutadon: A unique flying reptile capable of traversing both land and water with ease.
- Titanosaurus: A towering, majestic herbivore known for its slender neck and tail.
- Aquilops: A small, striped herbivore featuring a distinct head shape and beak.
Campaign Progression and Assignments
Progression is tied to the completion of assignments across three distinct sites: the Main Facility, the Riverside Laboratory, and the Ancient Valley. You will need to balance your finances carefully, as all three locations share a single budget.
Assignments are split into two categories:
- Priority Assignments: These function as your main missions to advance the campaign.
- Standard Assignments: These act as side missions to help you gather additional funding, research data, and dinosaur genomes.
New Park Tools and Features
Beyond the dinosaurs and power systems, the DLC adds several quality-of-life improvements for your park operations. You can now utilize open-air aviaries, which replace standard dome enclosures with invisible force fields, giving flying reptiles more vertical space while keeping guests safe. Rangers have also received an equipment upgrade, gaining access to handheld flares to manipulate dinosaur movement, as well as drones for remote scanning and exhibit analysis.
For those looking to push the boundaries of science, the new experimental traits and research paths allow you to further customize your dinosaur exhibits. Just remember: the game encourages keeping these research breakthroughs as secret as possible, though as any park manager knows, that is a recipe for potential chaos.