Jurassic World Evolution 3 Devs Confirm They Used Generative AI During Development

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is officially on the way. Announced during the Summer Game Fest, the next game in the park management series is being made by Frontier Developments and is set to launch on October 21, 2025. It will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S.

Just like the previous titles, Jurassic World Evolution 3 puts players in charge of a dinosaur park. But this time, there’s a big twist.

The game is going even deeper into how dinosaurs live and grow. Frontier says there will be more than 80 species to take care of, and now players will be able to raise them through different life stages, including baby dinosaurs. Yes, that means you’ll get to see baby dinos grow up from cute little creatures into giant, powerful adults.

The studio explained it like this: “Rear them from playful juveniles into awe-inspiring adults, each with distinct female, male, and juvenile variants.” That means each dinosaur can look different depending on age and gender, which adds more life and personality to the game.

Frontier is also making the building side of things more flexible. Players will have access to new tools that let them shape the land and create the park exactly the way they want. The developers say you’ll be able to “build and tweak every aspect” of your park. And once you’re happy with your creation, you can share it online through the Frontier Workshop, which lets players upload their parks and see what others have made too.

One of the most exciting parts of the announcement is that Dr. Ian Malcolm is back. Yes, the same character from the Jurassic Park movies. And once again, he’s voiced by Jeff Goldblum. He’ll not only appear in the game but also serve as the narrator for parts of the story and gameplay. His voice was featured in the game’s trailer as well, setting the mood in that familiar, quirky way fans love.

The game’s Steam page also confirmed that AI tools were used in the development of the game, as the scientist avatars were created using generative AI.

Using AI in games is becoming more common, and Frontier seems to be joining that trend. While some developers are cautious about it, others see it as a way to make more dynamic and engaging worlds.

This mix of classic park-building gameplay, dinosaur care, and new technology like generative AI could make Jurassic World Evolution 3 the most ambitious game in the series yet. We’ll find out more as the October release date gets closer.

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