TOP 10 TIPS FOR JURASSIC DIFFICULTY CHALLENGE MODE | Jurassic World: Evolution Guide

Top 10 tips on how to beat the Jurassic difficulty version of Jurassic World: Evolutions challenge mode. With SEVEN new maps coming tomorrow via Patch 1.6, there's never been a better time than now for learning the ropes of Challenge Mode.

TOP 10 TIPS FOR JURASSIC DIFFICULTY CHALLENGE MODE | Jurassic World: Evolution

ABOUT JURASSIC WORLD: EVOLUTION
It's here, a game 65 million years in the making. Jurassic World: Evolution will let us take control of our own Jurassic Parks in a way never seen before, with a huge range of 42+ dinosaurs including old favourites like the Velociraptor and new monstrous beasts like the Indominus Rex, it's sure to get messy by the end. In this playthrough of Jurassic World Evolution we will complete every mission and 5 star all 5 of The Five Deaths, or just watch as a Spinosaurus eats my guests whole, either or really.

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[gamer_gekku]

During tornados I would also follow the tornado in a jeep and fix it almost instantly

[gerard]

One more tip. Research the reduce research cost attachment for the research center as soon as you can. a research center with 3 modules will make research 50% cheaper

[odiug]

I am currently at ALMOST 4 stars in Jurassic Difficulty. But my time so far is embarrassing...
I think tips #4, #5 & #6 will help me a lot to finally beat it. Thx for this Guide BIS.
PS: Pena in this mode? Raptor Jesus help us...

[lockdowntrd]

I can't believe you did Jurassic difficulty in 6 hours. It took me 15 hours but then again I did follow Beaver's park layout.

[Jordan-bkvd]

Another optional early-mid game tactic I found was to research a center. At the time I had high security so I researched the security center that rewards u cash for how high the bars are. I only did the one and it gave me an extra 20k that increased as I played. Then I got 2 more security centers in other areas of my park and they helped keep me out of the red during storms or a guest counts dropping. Idk how efficient it actually was compared to their cost but I found them helpful

[thelguy]

I hope that with these tips I can beat Easy difficulty too

(Is still pretty hard for a player who isn't very good at the game)

[Kaiodenic]

I don't really get the whole, build a rushed park just to beat par time. I play Challenge Mode because the Campaign is insanely easy and boring as a result. Challenge Mode lets you play in something that isn't a sandbox so it's just more fun. I take my time with it and just play it as a regular tycoon game, don't really care what time I get.

[johnanthony]

I personally like to thank you for these helpful and pretty good tips. I just recently finally completed Isla Pena on Jurassic difficulty with most of these tips. I used mostly Herbivores, focused on three buildings for tourists, Definitely used aggressive traits, will admit that I did panic on a few twisters due to sometimes fund problems but luckily the save option really did help. However I like to say that in my honest opinion, besides the aggressive trait, the solitary and cross species traits help use more mix up Herbivores and allowed me to get a high dino rating immediately. The Best tip you had was the dig yield for sure. By the time I finally got 5 stars after 15:48 exact, I had at least 17 million funds. Honestly did one thing different on the dinos part. I had a minor pen only with Dilos, but I did have one other Carnivore and it was a high rating T. Rex. Trust me during twisters he was a pain, but otherwise again, thanks to your tips I finally finished it! :D :D :D

[stiricidium]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial, BIS! I might actually make the par time on my next challenge mode playthrough.

[pietaricollander]

Thanks, I'm really gonna need this for the new skins. I hope the raptors finally get at least 1 good skin

[fang]

Nice to here these tips for how we not as experienced players can do Jurassic difficulty. And to be honest I don't really like the update they did to the coastal Indominus to me it looks like a darker version of the alpine skin. Also I think they should also add a skin reward for medium and hard difficulty in each one of the islands. For example in Matanceros you would have the Edmontosaur skin for easy mode, vivid Struthy for medium mode, vivid Sino for hard mode(witch I wouldn't mind if it was a dark purple with pink because then it would be a real pipo) and the Jungle Cerato for Jurassic mode.

[DragnBoi]

Tip Number 4 is not entirely true. I've had Ceratosaurus in my park early in the challenge and the species appears to be complete angels. They never broke out during storms or otherwise.

[seabass]

Thanks for the tip. I’m actually glad that you mention having big dinos, I was actually gonna put one giant Dino, but I rather not risk it. Thanks again

[davidhaines]

Will you do a review on the new Skins for the new challenge mode maps

[CrescentGuard]

With number 10, my old animation professor had a little program that would run in class where every fifteen minutes or so there would be a ding and this really British voice would say, "Save often!" I think that would be useful here.

[Thebastooon]

You just told beaver how to win like you

[nathantucker]

I hate the challenge modes so much lmao. I get why they might be fun to some people but to me it's just sooo annoying to think about spending 6+ hours grinding just because my Jungle Skin themed park now is missing a species and so on.

[killagoku]

I agree with the Carnivores being bad besides Ceratasarus and Dilophosaurs but its only bad if you have too many of them. Carnivores like the Metriacanthosaurus are ok to have in the park since their comfort rating is the highest out of all carnivores I think, but the Cerats are cheaper so theirs that. Also having only 1 Trex, Spino, or Giganto can be alright, when a Storm comes you can use ur ACU to tranquilize it until the storm passes.

Thats what I do and it pays off....simply put besides ceratasaurs you can put just ONLY 1 other large Carnivore Species, either Trex, Spino, or Gigant. Indominous Rex can work as well but it can get out real quick so its better to either dont have a IndoRex or have an ACU literally right next to the IndoRex enclosure.

[Blob_Snail]

You can have Large carnivores if you use the stress inhibitor gene. If you modify a carnivore's stress threshold to roughly 60% then they won't break out during a storm

[thexplodenator]

Beaver is taking 14 to 15 hours for this