Frontier Developments has rolled out Update 1.0.7 for Jurassic World Evolution 3, delivering a series of important stability and performance improvements across all platforms. This latest patch primarily focuses on addressing technical issues that affected the workshop, park management systems, and overall game performance. Players can expect smoother gameplay, faster load times, and fewer crashes when managing their parks or using community-created content.
While this update resolves several key bugs, Frontier notes that the development team continues to work on additional improvements that have not yet been included in this version. Players are encouraged to report any ongoing issues through the official support channels to aid in refining the experience further.
Full Patch Notes
- Patch Version: 1.0.7
- Availability: All platforms
- Workshop Fixes:
- Resolved issue causing slow load times and reduced frame rates when numerous workshop items were installed.
- Fixed a block occurring when uninstalling a workshop blueprint without an active internet connection.
- Park Teams:
- Fixed an occasional crash when Maintenance Teams with automated tasking received manual tasks.
- Addressed a rare crash triggered when attempting to remove deceased dinosaurs from a Paleo-Medical Facility.
- Stability and Performance:
- Fixed multiple crashes related to fossil management.
- Resolved a low-frequency crash that occurred when loading into Montana during the tutorial.
- Implemented numerous general performance and stability improvements.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is a construction and management simulation title from Frontier Developments that allows players to build and oversee their own dinosaur theme parks across diverse global environments. The sequel expands upon fan-favorite systems by introducing a robust dinosaur breeding feature, enhanced creative tools, and modular construction elements for more detailed customization. The game was released on October 21, 2025, and is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Windows Store.
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