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Jurassic World Evolution 2 is free with Prime as an Epic code. How to claim it, and for Steam: a Steam Key from €4.24 (€5.14 with fees) at Gamivo.
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Since 12 November, anyone with Amazon Prime can claim Jurassic World Evolution 2 for free. It's part of the November Prime Gaming lineup Amazon announced on 5 November, and it comes as an Epic Games Store code: you play it through the Epic launcher, not on Steam.
Claiming it, step by step
- Go to luna.amazon.com/claims and sign in with the Amazon account that has Prime.
- Find Jurassic World Evolution 2 in the November games and claim it.
- Link your Epic Games account to Amazon when you're asked to.
- Open the Epic launcher, where the game is now in your library, and download it.
Once it's there, it's yours. Cancelling Prime later doesn't take it away.
What isn't confirmed yet
Amazon hasn't given a closing date for this one, so we can't tell you how long the offer runs. If you want it, claim it now and download it whenever you like. Nothing in the announcement mentions expansions either, so expect the base game on its own. The second wave of the same batch adds Radiolight, a first-person indie horror game, also delivered as an Epic code and claimed the same way.
Epic copy or Steam copy
An Epic copy stays on Epic. There's no way to move it to Steam, so if your games live there (achievements, one library, installing it on a Steam Deck straight from the Steam store) you need a Steam Key. Frontier released the game on Steam on 9 November five years ago, and Steam users still rate it Very Positive: 90% of 39,873 reviews.
Steam charges €59.99 for the base game, €69.99 for the Deluxe Edition and €147.08 for the Premium Edition. The two big expansions, Dominion Biosyn and Dominion Malta, are €19.99 each.
What the Steam version costs this morning
The cheapest Steam Key is at Gamivo: €4.24 (€5.14 with fees) with the coupon GCDKGamivo. Gameboost is right behind at €4.94 (€5.17 with fees) with GCDK13, and most of the stores we compare are under €6 once fees are added. The key usually sells for about €7.95 (median, before fees), so this is a low point.
You'll also see Steam Accounts from €0.93 (€1.22 with fees) at G2A with GCKG2AB2J8X, or €2.31 (€2.41 with fees) at Difmark with Gocdkeys. An account means logging into someone else's Steam account, and the game is never yours. With the key at around five euros, we'd skip them.
For the extra content, the Deluxe Edition starts at €9.73 (€10.85 with fees) and the Premium Edition at €15.08 (€16.63 with fees), both as Steam Keys at Kinguin with NOVGOC10. Check the Steam page to see what each edition bundles.
Which one to get
If you already pay for Prime and don't mind Epic, take the free copy. If you want it on Steam, the Jurassic World Evolution 2 Steam Key is the cheap route, and you can set a price alert if you'd rather wait for the Deluxe Edition to drop. The sequel came out last October; we looked at Jurassic World Evolution 3 and its Steam discount a while back.
Prices checked on the morning of 15 November.
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