Welfare Penalty - A welfare penalty is applied to the dinosaur rating based on whether a dinosaur has reached low health, is malnourished or dehydrated, has contracted a disease, or has low comfort.Combat Infamy - The combat infamy rating is based on dinosaurs which have won fights against or hunted other dinosaurs which thus increases their infamy rating.Modifications - The modification rating is based on dinosaurs which have been genetically modified with trait genes and the associated ratings increase each of these modifications provides.A higher score indicates that the park is home to numerous dinosaurs with a 100% genome, while a lower score reflects incomplete genomes.Ī high dinosaur rating will attract more guests to the park. Authenticity - The authenticity rating is a score based on the percentage of each dinosaur's genome that has been extracted.Some dinosaurs, such as Struthiomimus, will generate a low base rating, while rarer and more spectacular species, such as Tyrannosaurus and Brachiosaurus, have a far higher base rating. Base Rating - The base rating of each dinosaur provides an inherent score unique to each species.The total dinosaur rating needed to achieve 5 stars is shown in the associated section for every park.
Increasing the dinosaur rating of each island necessitates creating a park that is home to several unique species of dinosaur with fully extracted genomes and genetically modified attributes while avoiding welfare penalties caused by mistreatment. The guest count in a park reflects the island rating and will thus increase in correlation with island rating.
JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION FREE RANGE DINOSAURS HOW TO
Here's how to get the Fallen Kingdom DLC dinosaurs or the Deluxe Edition dinosaurs, and here's how to unlock all buildings such as the First-Person Gyrosphere and Monorail!įor further information on the game, here's our in-depth review and here are the latest Patch Notes.The rating of each island in Jurassic World Evolution is measured by combining both the dinosaur rating and the facility rating. Population 2 - 20Ĭheck out our further guides to Jurassic World Evolution elsewhere on the site. Tyrannosaurus Rex - Group 1, Population 1 - 15.Suchomimus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 16.Spinosaurus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 13.Metriacanthosaurus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 18.Majungasaurus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 16.Indominus Rex - Group 1, Population 1 - 10.Indoraptor - Group 1 - 1, Population 1 - 10.Giganotosaurus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 13.Dilophosaurus - Group 1 - 12, Population 1-22.Deinonychus - Group 3 - 8, Population 3 - 18.Ceratosaurus - Group 1 - 3, Population 1 - 20.Carnotaurus - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 20.Baryonyx - Group 1 - 2, Population 1- 16.Allosaurus - Group 1, Population 1 - 16.Tsintaosaurus - Group 4 - 15, Population 4 - 22.Triceratops - Group 1 - 6, Population 1 - 16.Torosaurus - Group 2 - 5, Population 2 - 13.Styracosaurus - Group 2 - 5, Population 2 - 14.Stygimoloch - Group 4 - 12, Population 4 - 14.Struthiomimus - Group 1 - 20, Population 1 - 25.Stegosaurus - Group 5 - 9, Population 5 - 15.Sinoceratops - Group 2 - 7, Population 2 - 16.Sauropelta - Group 1 - 2, Population 1 - 4.Polacanthus - Group 1 - 3, Population 1 - 6.Pentaceratops - Group 3 - 5, Population 3 - 9.Parasaurolophus - Group 4 - 14, Population 4 - 21.Pachycephalosaurus - Group 3 - 6, Population 3 - 10.Nodosaurus - Group 1 - 4, Population 1 - 7.Muttaburrasaurus - Group 6 - 12, Population 6 - 20.
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