The game’s announcement trailer is a purely cinematic one and there isn’t much of gameplay to look at there, so it’s hard to say right now what to expect from the sequel, but more dinosaur species, improved mechanics, and additional campaign scenarios seems sort of like a given. Jurassic World Evolution was an excellent game, especially for fans of the franchise, so the sequel should be good, if things go well.

Jurassic World Evolution 2 will launch sometime this year for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and Xbox One. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.

Just a few hours ago, we reported on a leak about RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 coming to the Switch. Given the fact that the leak originated from the game appearing on the Switch eShop itself, it seemed a given that an official announcement for a Switch release of the beloved park management simulator would come soon, and that’s exactly what happened.

Frontier Developments have confirmed that RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition will be releasing for PC and Nintendo Switch later this month. It will include both Soaked! and Wild! expansion packs, while on PC, it will be in full 1080p and playable in widescreen, which will be a first for the game. You can check out the announcement trailers for its PC and Switch releases below.

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition will launch for PC and Nintendo Switch on September 24, less than three weeks from now. On PC, it’ll be available on both Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Jurassic World Evolution was the Jurassic World game no one was actually asking for- but once it was revealed, it became something most fans of the franchise wanted. Made by Frontier Studios, the game will see you building and managing your own Jurassic World theme park- which sounds absolutely fantastic.

Hype for the game has been steadily rising over the last few weeks, with more media and announcements such as Jeff Goldblum’s reprisal of his iconic role in the new game, getting more and more people interested in the game. Those people might be interested to know, then, that Jurassic World Evolution will allegedly launch on June 12- according to a leak from Universal’s recent media event (via WCCFTech).

June 12 is a good date, since it coincides pretty closely with the release of the new movie- although, at the same time, the game could risk being lost in the shuffle and excitement of E3 at the time, too. Hopefully, it is so good that it ends up standing out regardless.

Frontier have finally announced when we can expect Elite Dangerous: Horizons to hit- the season of new expansions to the massive space sim will launch on December 15, for both, the PC and the Mac version of the game.

The first major expansion will be ‘Planetary Landings,’ which allows players to discover and explore billions of full-size airless worlds throughout the galaxy, each simulated to exacting detail by the game’s Stellar Forge. Following Planetary Landings, additional updates will come online in 2016, including:

• Loot and Crafting, unlocking a world of customization options and adding new value and meaning to every action.
• Multicrew, allowing teams of players to assume roles aboard the same ship.
• Commander Creation, giving a unique appearance to players’ in-game avatars.
• Ship-Launched Fighters, allowing larger spacecraft to carry their own short-range fighter ships for attack and defense.
• New Missions and Ships, expanding the already massive amount of playable content.
• New Close Quarter Combat (CQC) Arenas, providing additional challenges to prove multiplayer superiority

You can check out the trailer for Horizons below.

Frontier Development’s Elite: Dangerous may have been embroiled in controversy following issues with the removal of its offline component but there’s still plenty to look forward to. The launch trailer for the game is available and if you’ve ever wondered what the big deal is, then this should give you a good idea.

Frontier also revealed that when Elite: Dangerous lands on December 16th, there won’t be any wipe in progress. In fact, players will see increased credits. There’s still time to pre-order the release though and there are plenty of benefits like a digital concept art book and players’ guide among other things for the pricier packages.

Elite: Dangerous will see players exploring a 1:1 scale of the Milky Way Galaxy as they attempt to overthrow the Emperor. You’ll have full freedom to explore your path, becoming either a trader, a soldier or a mercenary. Will you be taking part in the game? Let us know in the comments.