Lego Jurassic World is another slight evolution for the series

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Based on a film series about resurrecting the past, Lego Jurassic World's familiar mechanics seem almost fitting. Developer TT Games' biannual Lego titles settled into a rhythm long ago, and its latest - due to release alongside Jurassic World in cinemas this June - is no exception.
Despite sharing the new film's title, this latest Lego adventure at least covers all of the films in the series (we're looking at you, Lego Hobbit). Adaptations of the classic Jurassic Park and its two sequels are included within the game as well as the forthcoming Jurassic World, with 20 levels spread evenly between the four films and more than 100 characters to unlock.
The first section we played saw us revisiting the Triceratops healing scene from Jurassic Park 1, where Laura Dern's paleobotanist Dr. Ellie Sattler diagnoses a sick dino by delving into its droppings. Solving the problem is a matter of scouring the environment for clues, then creating a cure. It's the same 'collect three items to create a recipe' formula seen in Lego Harry Potter's cauldron-filling potion puzzles.
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