With the Creation Lab ready to go, you can incubate the first Ceratosaurus as soon as the genome passes 50%. Make sure the power is as far to the left as possible, so it just touches the Gallery.

It’s a good idea to place the Viewing Gallery, shown in the image, at the top of the area before putting in a Substation. Connect it to the Creation Lab and run power. Extend the path from the Arrival Point across the top of the area.

On the Upper Level, place a Hammond Creation Lab, pointing in towards the area on the right. Take a quick moment to look at the starting contracts – if it looks like at least two of them can be completed easily, continue on. Unless it is something critical, like containing a breakout or storm, stop whatever you are doing when you see that a dig team has returned and send them straight back out again. Immediately send your dig team to the Morrison Formation in the USA to make a start on the Ceratosaurus genome.įor much of this game, you’re in a race to develop genomes. Connect them all up and continue to run the path down the hill until you see the warning icon relating to power disappear. Now place an Expedition Centre and Fossil Centre above the path. It’s best to put it as close to the bottom as possible and build a Substation between it and the path. When you have full control, place a Small Power Station below the path.

You can even press eight times to reach the Power action menu in preparation for your first building. While the overlay is appearing, you can move the cursor, so move towards the Arrival Point. An overlay will then appear and you will eventually press to start. When you first load in, you’ll see a skippable cinematic. Change the difficulty to Medium (leave Dig Sites as default and Era – if you have the DLC - as Jurassic World) and begin. Dinosaurs used:įrom the main menu, select Challenge mode and choose Isla Pena. What and when to research plays an important role so that information is included here too. Just like the campaign pages, this summary will give you an idea of the order of events.

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