There’s not much more to add about this one – it focuses on the environments, rather than the dinosaurs, and as mentioned above there are plenty of mods that add in new dinos or reskin existing ones so you’ll want to use this in combination with something other mods. This is a simple mod with a simple purpose – more space! Expanded Islands makes the landmass bigger so there is more space to build up your parks. Please note that you will need to start a /new/ park to use this mod, as it will break existing saves and possibly the game itself, forcing you to wipe and reinstall. This is another skin and texture mod, but one with a specific purpose. If you’re a fan of the original films, then this one’s for you! The Jurassic Park Expansion mod essentially makes the dinosaurs (and a few other things) more visually consistent with how they’ve appeared in the original trilogy of films and other related media. The author has put together a field guide that goes into more detail about the texture changes. This mod serves to complement and expand on the existing Return to Jurassic Park DLC, although it doesn’t require it. While Jurassic World Evolution is a pretty decent park builder, sometimes you may not be a fan of the environment you’re given to play in. The base game has some editing tools for terrain, but this mod will make those better and give you more control.Įssentially, it swaps out the stock tools with ones from Planet Coaster, with better manipulation of hills, valleys, as well as the flatten, smooth and terrain paint tools.

It also comes with additional brush sizes.

Not a mod per say, but Various JWE Savegames provides you the opportunity to play a game from scratch, except everything has been unlocked. Essentially the creator has played through a bunch of games using the game’s Deluxe Edition on all six islands, except once they get to the ‘end’ state everything is wiped so you have a ‘fresh’ start. The saves have been updated as new DLCs etc.

How to add mods to planet coaster