The Jurassic World Evolution 3 trailer has a useful message for returning park managers: update 1.3.6 adds Torosaurus and Minmi as free family units. Both are available now through hatcheries. That is a small update on paper, yet it lands where a management game lives or dies: its creature roster and the parks players build around it.
Key points
- Jurassic World Evolution 3 update 1.3.6 is available on July 14, 2026.
- The free update adds Torosaurus and Minmi as hatchery family units.
- Update 1.3.6 also fixes selected Rebirth Expansion campaign issues.
- Jurassic World Evolution 3 is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Quick answer: update 1.3.6 is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It adds Torosaurus and Minmi, fixes several Rebirth Expansion campaign issues and improves cosmetic previews in hatcheries.
Official trailer: two free dinosaur families
The Steam post from OfficialJWETeam calls them two new family units. That wording matters. Jurassic World Evolution 3 is built around breeding and raising animals through generations, rather than simply placing adult dinosaurs into an enclosure.
Torosaurus is the bigger visual statement. Its huge frill makes it an obvious focal point for a large herbivore exhibit. Minmi offers the opposite appeal: a compact, armoured animal that can give an enclosure a more varied silhouette. Frontier has chosen two herbivores, but not two interchangeable ones.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 trailer: gameplay value
The Jurassic World Evolution 3 trailer does not confirm unique needs, behaviours or new cohabitation rules for either species. Players should not assume extra systems that Frontier has not announced. Still, free animals improve the creative sandbox more directly than a cosmetic-only drop.
Torosaurus suits a broad viewing area and a themed ceratopsian habitat. Minmi can add texture to a denser enclosure or an Australian-focused park section. That contrast gives builders another reason to revisit old saves. It is a quieter kind of content, but it has more staying power than a new sign over a shop.
Update 1.3.6 also makes dinosaur cosmetic previews update immediately when players cycle sets in a hatchery. That is a small quality-of-life change, although it matters to players who spend hours refining a park’s look. The update also addresses issues in the Rebirth Expansion campaign, including a hatchery release animation and a Mutadon-related issue.
Platforms and availability
The update is available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The official Steam page confirms the PC release, Frontier Developments as developer and publisher, and French language support.
There is no price attached to Torosaurus and Minmi. They are part of the free update. Rebirth Expansion remains separate paid content, so players should not confuse the campaign fixes with a free expansion giveaway. For broader coverage, visit our news section and the latest gaming updates.
What to watch next
Frontier has not used this announcement to reveal the next major pack or a future roadmap date. The sensible next step is simply to install update 1.3.6, check the hatchery roster, and see where the two new families fit in an existing park. In a genre where many players return for one more perfect enclosure, that is enough of a hook.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Jurassic World Evolution 3 trailer show?It promotes free update 1.3.6 and its two new family units, Torosaurus and Minmi. The official Steam announcement confirms that both can be synthesised in hatcheries.
Frontier confirms the two family units and faster cosmetic preview updates in hatcheries. It does not confirm exclusive gameplay systems, new behaviours or special needs for either dinosaur.
The update is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Steam listing confirms the PC version, while OfficialJWETeam’s update post identifies the current release.
Check OfficialJWETeam’s Steam announcements and the official Steam page. Neither source names the next species pack or a future update date yet.
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