The upcoming park management simulation game, "Jurassic World Evolution," has dropped a new trailer showing some sleek in-game footage, which featured some of the various dinosaurs that can be found in the park.

Game developer Frontier Developments released the footage during the Frontier Expo over the weekend. While the trailer did not offer any information about the game's release nor details about its gameplay, the video did show off nice graphics that players can expect from the game. The trailer offers some breathtaking scenery, and gives a feel of the magnitude of the giant creatures.

In the upcoming game, players will be able to run their own Jurassic Park; taking care of tasks like bioengineering new dinosaur breeds and creating attractions for their visitors. The players will also be responsible for building containment facilities and research laboratories.

The team behind "Jurassic World Evolution" provided some details about the upcoming game. There will be three major development paths that players will tackle in the game. The first is Entertainment, wherein the players are challenged to give visitors as much enjoyment as possible.

Security is about creating very dangerous dinosaurs and keeping them away from visitors. Lastly, the Science path tasks players to study the dinosaurs and make discoveries about them.

Players are free to choose which path they want to focus on, or if they want to advance all three simultaneously. They will also be able to hire the help of experts, whose work would advance a particular path.

The game will also throw challenges at players in the form of frequent disasters, like a tropical storm that damages the park's infrastructure.

"Jurassic World Evolution" has not been given an exact date of release, but speculations set its launch near the June 22 premiere of the film "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom."