As far as projects in the Jurassic Park Universe (JPU? Does anyone say that?) goes, the four month period between the latest film and the announcement of what's to come next is a pretty long time. Fortunately, Coatsink is here to put our minds at ease, as it has today announced that its upcoming dino title, Jurassic World Aftermath Collection, will be roaring onto Switch on November 10th.
Fans of the JPU (yes, we're pushing this one) might recognise the Aftermath name as the series of two VR survival games from the prehistoric year of 2020. Well, as the game's title suggests, Aftermath Collection will see these two games brought together and reworked specifically for the Nintendo Switch.
The game has all the hallmarks of the survival genre - first-person perspective, close encounters, hallway sprints, you know the drill - and throws a bunch of dinosaurs into the mix for good measure. After crash-landing on Isla Nublar following the fall of the Jurassic World attraction, you will have to navigate a (semi-)abandoned research facility, solving puzzles and finding clues in an attempt to escape. Oh, and the facility is chock-a-block with hungry dinosaurs.
Here's some of the official blurb and some screens showing the game's distinctive art style:
Players will feel the thrill of being hunted by ferocious prehistoric predators that dominate and roam the island. They’ll need to be wary of noise as they use a combination of stealth and distraction to evade jaws all too eager to make humans their next meal. As players carefully explore this atmospheric world rendered in a distinctive art style, they must solve challenging puzzles and find a way to survive.
The Aftermath Collection will cost £24.99 / $29.99 and will be available on the Switch eShop from November 10th.
Are you excited to venture into Jurassic World Aftermath Collection? Roar your thoughts in the comments below!
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Hmm another Vr to Switch port.
I like playing this on Quest, honestly not sure how much was from the quality of the game and not just the Vr novelty. Hope it's good on switch.
A feels a little cheeky calling it a collection when "part 2" was DLC.
As a big JPU Fan I'm looking forward to those games. Never thought they would come to Switch one day.
Missed opportunity to implement the Labo VR goggles.
I’m guessing JPU stands for.
Jurassic
Park
Universe
Unless I have it messed up.
Never heard of these before, hence at first I thought this may be a collection of the older NES, GB, SNES & MD titles. I mean there are at least 6 right there, of course it does cover 2 publisher’s works.
Twitch has ruined that reptile face for me.
Looks like it could be fun, I dig the cell shaded visuals. Also, Capcom really needs to resurrect the Dino Crisis series.
I find this very appealing. I have fond memories of the first-person interior sections of the SNES Jurassic Park game. Also, I really like cell shading, so this looks to be my kind of game.
I really like cel shaded visuals but it's not doing anything for me on this occasion. Had this had a more realistic look I would have likely gone for it.
Initially thought this was a port of old Jurassic Park games from SNES, MD, GB etc. I kinda want that now...
Anything JP.
Sign me up.
Yea a retro JP collection would be good. especially if it had a save state for them all. Not sure on this one but hopefully it'll review well.
@Dandare The SNES definitely needed that. And an ending. Yes, it needed an ending. But I loved that game. Honestly all those games were fire. The NES one had some catchy tunes and was a great adaptation of the SNES one. I think that'd be a great collection but does Universal really do retro collections like that?
Oh, plus they had the actor's likenesses in the game. I'm sure that's an issue.
I've wanted to try this game for so long however I never cared for VR. I will definitely try this out on Switch.
Love it. I will check it out for sure!
They said in a tweet it will cost $29.99
@NeonPizza
The Quest 2 is perfectly fine, I own two, and no issues with it's black levels.
Game is awesome on Quest. After having played it in VR it’s just too weird to play it any other way.
@NeonPizza
The Meta Pro is not meant for gaming it's means for the business sector. The Quest 2 is fine for a $400 all in one. PS VR required you to buy a PS4 ($400), the VR Headset ($400), be corded to the system, no room tracking, and use either colorful phallic shaped controllers or a ps4 controller
Looks a little janky...
Disappointed as I thought this was a retro collection. Oh well, this looks ok.
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