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Jurassic World: Aftermath is a suspenseful survival VR adventure set two years after the events of Jurassic World.
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GamingTrendWhile the early game's repetition doesn't match the second half, there's something to be said about the experience of evading dinosaurs while solving puzzles. I just wish they'd have taken more advantage of Sony's new hardware with this port.
TheSixthAxisDominic LeightonJan 20217/10Jurassic World Aftermath sits amongst the very best examples of immersive VR adventures, but a lack of variety in gameplay, its sharp-toothed cast and the need to wait for a conclusion undoes some of Coatsink's exceptional work.
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TechRaptorDan RockwoodNov 20217/10Though parts of this game are incredible, the Jurassic World Aftermath stealth mechanics aren't fully realized, leading to frustrating sequences. Despite this, the world-building narrative and impressive voice cast makes this a worthy addition for any Jurassic Park fan.
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Metro GameCentralDec 20203/10An especially disappointing film licence, simply for the fact of how much potential it wastes with its low budget visuals and bland gameplay.
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GameSpewChris McJan 20215/10Jurassic World Aftermath dearly wants to be Alien: Isolation with dinosaurs. It does benefit from being in-your-face, and there are a few scary scripted moments. But for all the velociraptors it throws at you, it’s a disappointingly toothless experience. You’re best off sticking to the movies and giving this one a miss.
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