The major innovation in Jurassic World: Evolution 3 is the brand new breeding system, and yes, it naturally means there will be cute babies of dinosaurs.Recently, developer Frontier announced more details about this new mechanism and how running these "dinosaur families" will benefit your park.

If you have played the first two Jurassic World: Evolution, Jurassic World: Evolution 3 will bring more similar experiences—large parks, a large number of dinosaurs, and scenes where tourists are occasionally bitten to death before walking to the gift shop.However, all the core systems of the game have been improved, and there is a global event that allows you to build parks in unique locations, and of course, this brand new breeding mechanism deserves to make it on our list of the best dinosaur games.Frontier has explained that dinosaur parents’ genetic traits are passed on to offspring, and to successfully reproduce, you need the right nesting location, the best reproduction rate, and available scientists.But what happens when the brachiosaurus is finally born?

In a new video, Frontier introduces in more detail the interaction between dinosaur family units and what this means for you, the administrator and the visitor.The first thing to consider is that although young dinosaurs are directly related to their parents, their needs may vary.However, pups should always be your primary concern, as it is impossible to satisfy dinosaur parents if offspring is ignored.

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The needs of young dinosaurs may vary in certain aspects, such as setting them up shorter feeders that can be reached, or transferring them to fences where male dinosaurs are less threatening.

If you can create the perfect environment for young dinosaurs, they will not only grow into excellent adult individuals, but their happiness will also increase the satisfaction of visitors.

Frontier also revealed that the behavior of young dinosaurs in the fences will vary by species.Some are only active near their parents, so people can always see this family unit staying together.Others may have a "group consciousness" and are willing to get along with other dinosaurs of the same species.There are also some who are very bold at a young age and will be happy to follow dinosaurs of completely different species, so don't worry if you see some of the cubs leaving their nests and wandering around with their families.

It’s much more interesting than ever before to breed dinosaurs selectively and see their decisions reflect on their appearance characteristics.Jurassic World: Evolution 3 will be released on Tuesday, October 21.