While you still have to connect many buildings up with walkways, send ranger teams out in jeeps and helicopters, and make sure there’s emergency bunkers to shelter in during disasters, there’s several new buildings that can be placed out in the wilderness all on their own, relying on a new underground hyperloop system to connect them up. With decades of technological advances, Biosyn is coming along with the ability to build a facility far more advanced than anything we’ve seen so far (and certainly much fancier than the government facilities from parts of JWE2’s original campaign. The new campaign gets in right on the ground floor, as it were, and the stage we played had us building up the facility from the humblest of beginnings – well, as humble as it can be when billions of dollars are being thrown at the problem – into the mega-tech corporation it eventually becomes. The Biosyn Valley is a brand new region filled with mosquito-laden amber to mine and try to find new species, with Dodgson deciding that the best way to secure exclusive access to these new dinosaurs is to build a huge research complex right on top of the mines.
You might remember him (albeit with a different actor in the role) chatting with Seinfeld’s Newman in the original Jurassic Park, and BioSyn has an integral role in the new film. Lewis Dodgson (Campbell Scott) leads the way as the head of the ambitious Biosyn corporation, which is seeking to supplant Ingen in the field of dino resurrection, and has been since the very first Jurassic Park was in development. The expansion adds a new campaign to play, based at Biosyn Valley which is featured in the film. A few DLC packs have followed, but now, with Jurassic World Dominion hitting cinema screens this week, Frontier has cooked up the Dominion Biosyn Expansion, directly tying back into the film. Instead, Evolution 2 came out and had to find its own way as a story set between the films. While the original intention for Jurassic World Evolution 2 was to launch alongside and ride the wave of marketing and hype for the new film Jurassic World Dominion, the state of cinema-led film releases over the last two years scuppered that plan.
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