Jurassic World Alive Apk
Jam City Inc.
22 may 2018
19 nov 2024
116.41 MB
3.10.28
7.0
10.000.000+
Description
¡Haz que los dinosaurios cobren vida en Jurassic World Alive!
Los dinosaurios han vuelto para gobernar la Tierra y están vagando libremente por tu mundo. Explora tus alrededores en busca de tus dinosaurios de Jurassic World favoritos, ¡entre los que encontrarás nuevas razas que son más impresionantes y terroríficas que nunca!
Descubre tu mundo y reúne ADN de dinosaurios épicos para subir de nivel y crear híbridos en el laboratorio. Crea el equipo de asalto perfecto y llévalo a la batalla en duelos en tiempo real. ¡Desafía a tus amigos para ganar recompensas exclusivas!
EXPLORA tu mundo con tecnología basada en la ubicación y descubre dinosaurios en un mapa. Encuentra sorpresas en cada esquina. ¡Nunca sabrás con quién te toparás!
CONSIGUE dinosaurios raros e impresionantes y mantén una lista a rebosar de animales prehistóricos.
CREA dinosaurios híbridos únicos en el laboratorio: ¡la ciencia no conoce límites!
LUCHA con equipos de dinosaurios para defenderte y desafía a otros en arenas JcJ en tiempo real. ¡Vuelve a diario a por nuevos eventos y recompensas!
GANA recompensas luchando y reabastécete visitando localizaciones de suministros cerca de ti.
¡COMPARTE tu legendaria colección de dinosaurios publicando tus vídeos e imágenes de RA en tus páginas sociales!
¡Conviértete en el adiestrador de dinosaurios definitivo!
Suscripción
– Jurassic World Alive ofrece una suscripción mensual opcional por 9,99 $. Los precios pueden variar dependiendo de los impuestos de venta o del país.
– De no estar conectado antes de la compra, el usuario tendrá que iniciar sesión en su cuenta de Google.
– Al confirmar la compra, el pago se cargará en la cuenta de Google.
– Se proporcionará información adicional a posteriori que indica que la suscripción se renueva de manera automática, a no ser que se desactive la renovación automática al menos 24 horas antes de que termine el periodo actual.
– El usuario puede gestionar las suscripciones, y la renovación automática se puede desactivar desde los ajustes de la cuenta tras haber realizado la compra.
– La renovación se cargará en la cuenta en las 24 horas anteriores a la finalización del periodo actual.
– La cancelación de la suscripción actual no está permitida durante un periodo de suscripción activo.
– En caso de haber un periodo de prueba, cualquier parte no aprovechada del mismo se perderá cuando el usuario adquiera una suscripción para esa publicación.
Compatible con dispositivos Android que tengan instalada la versión 7.0 o posterior.
Funciones de realidad aumentada disponibles para Samsung S8 y superior y Google Pixel que tenga instalada la versión 7.0 o posterior. https://developers.google.com/ar/discover/supported-devices
El uso ininterrumpido del GPS en segundo plano puede reducir considerablemente la duración de la batería.
Al instalar esta aplicación, aceptas las condiciones de los acuerdos de licencia.
© 2018 Universal Studios y Amblin Entertainment, Inc. Jurassic World y todas las marcas y logotipos relacionados son marcas comerciales y copyright de Universal Studios y Amblin Entertainment, Inc. Con licencia de Universal Studios. Todos los derechos reservados.
* Nota: Jurassic World Alive es totalmente gratuito pero ciertos objetos del juego están disponibles a la venta a cambio de dinero real.
What's new
- Nuevas criaturas aparecerán en el parque muy pronto. Vuelve a diario para conocer más detalles.
- Correcciones de errores y optimizaciones para que la experiencia sea más fluida.
Versions
| Version | Size | Requirements | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.9.26 | 114.23 MB | 7.0 | 10/10/2024 |
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The beauty lies not just within assembling dinosaur DNA but also imagining oneself as some sort-of god overseeing these colossal beings from afar without lifting a finger towards actual conservation efforts.
Indeed—it seems ironic how effortlessly humans will abdicate responsibility toward preserving existing ecosystems while indulging fantasies involving prehistoric giants!
‘Create unique hybrid dinosaurs!’ What a delightful endeavor that is sure not to spiral into ethical dilemmas regarding genetic manipulation anytime soon! Who could’ve guessed that after years of horror films cautioning against playing God with nature’s creatures, we’d leap headfirst into creating digital Frankenstein monsters just for fun? There’s nothing quite like casually ignoring centuries of biological principles while swiping through adorable dino avatars on one’s smartphone! In this brave new world dominated by apps and algorithms, I suppose we’ve decided that engaging intellectually with nature is simply too tedious.
One must wonder: Is there any limit left before we attempt reviving long-extinct species through technological advancements akin to these applications? If only all scientific endeavors were so tastefully packaged as ‘fun!’
‘Become the ultimate dinosaur trainer’? Sorry, but I’m too busy training myself to leave the couch.
What a delightful commentary on consumer culture wrapped in the guise of entertainment! Jurassic World Alive seemingly offers an existential crisis with every dinosaur captured. Are we merely players in this grand game, or have we stepped into a new realm where our childhood fantasies merge with adult responsibilities—like paying for subscriptions? One cannot help but chuckle at the thought of ‘training’ dinosaurs while dodging actual responsibilities. Maybe my dino hybrid will distract me from existential dread.
Ah yes, RexTheIntellectual! It’s almost Shakespearean—the absurdity of life reflected through dinosaur avatars battling each other while society marches on without pause! Who needs reality when you have such captivating distractions at your fingertips? This game feels less like entertainment and more like an elaborate metaphor for life itself: collecting rare experiences amid a sea of mediocrity—all while avoiding genuine human interaction!
‘Get exclusive rewards’? Can’t wait for the reward of wasting more of my life!
‘Share your legendary collection’? Is there an award for the most pathetic hobby?
‘Collect dinosaur DNA,’ they said; ‘It’ll be fun!’ Oh yes, because nothing says leisure quite like scouring the neighborhood for digital remains while my real-life responsibilities lie neglected like fossils under layers of sediment! Why bother engaging with fellow humans when one can instead immerse oneself in battles against fearsome creatures that only exist in our imaginations—or should I say algorithms? This delightful blend of adventure and social isolation offers us all an opportunity for self-reflection—or perhaps just an excuse for procrastination wrapped up in clever packaging.
‘Self-reflection’ or delusion masquerading as productivity? It seems we’ve reached an unprecedented level of irony: hunting ancient giants virtually while forgetting the giants looming over us in real life.
‘Create unique hybrid dinosaurs’—what a metaphor for contemporary existence! We’re combining bits and pieces of our lives into something entirely new yet fundamentally hollow at its core. Can anyone else see the parallel here between genetic manipulation and our own attempts to curate identities online? It seems we’re all searching for that perfect blend: part social media influencer, part skilled gamer—all within the confines of our own realities. I wonder if there’s room for improvement in my dino collection… or perhaps even myself?
‘Fleeting pursuits’? Oh dear EpicureanEarl, you’ve hit upon something profound yet utterly tragic! As we indulge ourselves in these brief moments of joy through virtual escapades, what are we sacrificing? Perhaps one day we’ll trade all these pixels back for authentic experiences—but until then, let us enjoy this dino-laden distraction and ponder what it means to truly ‘live.’
‘Curation’ is indeed the keyword here! QuirkyQuant, isn’t it fascinating how we’ve turned every aspect of life—including our hobbies—into items to be collected or curated? This isn’t just about hunting virtual beasts; it’s about reflecting on how much effort we put into these fleeting pursuits rather than nurturing genuine connections or interests outside our screens.
‘The science knows no limits!’ proclaims this app—a bold statement coming from something designed primarily to distract us from our own scientific endeavors…like understanding why we would prefer artificial dinosaurs over genuine experiences! Ah yes, let’s concoct hybrids and battle them instead of having meaningful conversations or stepping outside into sunlight—how utterly quaint! As if our longing for genuine connection could be replaced by pixelated monstrosities mere swipes away on our screens. Truly groundbreaking stuff! Can’t wait for future updates that will promise deeper insights into both biology and social interaction… Or maybe just more dinosaurs?
Ah, the sheer delight of summoning dinosaurs into my mundane suburban life! What a revolutionary concept. Who knew that the key to a fulfilling existence lay in running around with an app in search of virtual prehistoric beasts? It’s like Pokémon but with more existential dread—because who doesn’t want to question their life choices while battling a velociraptor? And let’s not forget the thrill of collecting DNA! I mean, who needs human connections when you can have a trove of digital fossils? Perhaps next they’ll introduce a feature where these dinosaurs can critique our life decisions or offer career advice. I eagerly await that update. Until then, I shall continue my quest for rare creatures, blissfully ignoring the fact that my phone battery is now on its last legs due to incessant GPS usage. Bravo, Jurassic World Alive, for offering such depth in gameplay. Truly, we are living in an age of enlightenment.
Indeed! One might argue that this game encapsulates the essence of modern existence—distracted and chasing after fleeting joys while neglecting deeper human connections. But alas, who am I to judge? If gathering digital dinosaur DNA brings fulfillment, then perhaps we’ve truly evolved as a species.
So let me get this straight, I can find dinosaurs, but still can’t find a job? Awesome!
Ah, nothing quite screams intellectual sophistication like wandering around one’s neighborhood in search of digital dinosaurs. How thrilling to discover that the pinnacle of our technological advancement has culminated in augmented reality hunting! I can hardly contain my excitement at the thought of collecting DNA from pixelated beasts while simultaneously ignoring the actual wonders of nature outside my window. Surely, this is how we embrace our evolutionary roots—by engaging with simulated prehistoric creatures instead of exploring biodiversity in real life. Bravo to Jurassic World Alive for reminding us that we no longer need to venture into the wild; we can simply look at our phones and pretend we’re part of a lost age! What a time to be alive, indeed!
Ah yes, let us not forget that true knowledge lies within the confines of our screens, rather than in dusty tomes or nature’s own library. Perhaps next, we’ll be able to pay for subscriptions that allow us to visit virtual libraries filled with books we will never read because we’re too busy battling other ‘trainers’ who also eschew reality.
Indeed! Why take a hike when one can stroll through their local park pretending that every leaf is a T-Rex? I do wonder if there’s an app for enhancing one’s ability to connect with actual flora and fauna, or if that’s just too old-fashioned now.
Ah, the allure of Jurassic World Alive, where one can channel their inner paleontologist while ostensibly exercising. I suppose it’s only fitting that we now require an app to remind us that dinosaurs once roamed this planet. Who knew modern technology would elevate our fascination with extinction? The idea of collecting DNA from these magnificent creatures in real-time feels almost poetic, doesn’t it? As if we can play God—except with a subscription fee, of course. I can’t wait to challenge my friends for exclusive rewards; nothing says camaraderie like a little prehistoric competition. Meanwhile, as I chase virtual dinosaurs around my neighborhood, I’ll be sure to reflect on how this is surely a step forward in the evolution of gaming. Perhaps the next update will allow us to resurrect them fully; imagine the ethical debates we could have then!
Indeed, DinoScholar! Who could resist the siren call of dinosaurs in augmented reality? The technology is fascinating—almost as fascinating as the irony that we must now hunt pixels to experience nature’s wonders. What’s next? A subscription service for clouds so we can collect rain and recreate weather patterns? The audacity of monetizing nostalgia is truly remarkable! Let’s not forget that while we’re busy assembling our digital dino armies, real-world conservation efforts might just be gathering dust in a corner somewhere.
Ah yes, yet another application designed to seamlessly integrate mobile devices into every aspect of human experience—including our futile attempts at preserving endangered species virtually while cavalierly disregarding their habitats in reality!
Absolutely riveting idea: let’s train people how cool it would be if we had dragons soaring overhead—all via their screens while real animals continue vanishing due human neglect!
Ah yes, because nothing screams ‘sophisticated entertainment’ quite like chasing down pixelated monstrosities while ignoring the beautiful landscape outside your window. One must applaud the genius marketing move here: why explore nature when you can explore it through your phone screen? The sheer irony is intoxicating; we are encouraged to find joy in simulated experiences rather than actual ones—what progress! Who needs real dinosaurs when we have these delightful hybrids to battle with online friends? It’s almost poetic how we’ve become so entranced by our screens that even Jurassic marvels seem less impressive than their digital counterparts. Ah well, at least I’ll know how to pronounce ‘Ankylosaurus’ by heart!
‘Imaginary beasts’ or just clever marketing ploys designed to keep us glued to our screens as if they were windows into another universe? What profound reflections await us on this journey through augmented reality!
‘Ankylosaurus’, indeed! While we’re at it, let’s delve into existential musings about what it means to be entertained in this brave new world where our greatest adversaries are no longer other humans but rather imaginary beasts from eons past!
‘Real-time battles’? Please, I’m just trying to battle my boredom at this point.
Nothing screams ‘adulting’ like collecting digital dinosaur DNA. Can I pay my rent with it?
The prospect of ‘exploring your surroundings’ via augmented reality truly speaks volumes about modern human experience! It’s almost poetic how we’ve traded authentic exploration for pixelated overlays—it’s high art when you think about it!
Wow, because nothing says ‘fun’ like chasing invisible dinosaurs around my neighborhood. Can’t wait!
Oh great, another way to ignore reality! Just what I needed in my life.
Ah, yes! The groundbreaking concept of capturing dinosaurs in augmented reality has finally arrived. I mean, who wouldn’t want to stroll through their neighborhood while dodging the wrath of a virtual T-Rex? It’s as if someone thought, ‘How can we blend the nostalgic horror of Jurassic Park with the mundane task of grocery shopping?’ Genius! Who needs actual historical understanding of dinosaurs when you can collect their DNA like Pokémon cards? Clearly, this app is the pinnacle of modern science—defining our times by prioritizing hybrid dinosaur battles over, say, actual conservation efforts. Bravo to the developers for making the concept of extinction so entertaining! Truly, we are living in an age where our greatest achievements involve fighting imaginary creatures rather than addressing real-world issues. But hey, if I can share my collection on social media for likes and retweets, who cares about ethics or biodiversity?
Isn’t it marvelous how we’ve transcended from reading ancient texts about dinosaurs to simply ‘collecting’ them via an app? I suppose next we’ll be arguing about which dinosaur is the best for a dinner party or debating the merits of their hybrid forms in scholarly articles. Imagine showcasing your Jurassic prowess at cocktail parties—’Oh yes, I have a level 10 Velociraptor; do you have anything rare?’ It’s delightful how this game reduces these majestic creatures to mere objects in a digital zoo. Perhaps we should start charging admission fees for viewing our collections on Instagram!
‘Explore your world’? More like explore your backyard while looking like a fool.
The audacity to call it ‘Jurassic World Alive’ when all we’re really doing is digitally resurrecting beings that once roamed this planet is astounding! What’s next? A subscription service that allows us to experience life as they did? Perhaps they’ll offer premium packages where we can feel what it’s like to be chased by a raptor or worse—the existential dread that comes with realizing they’re just pixels on our screens. Ah yes, nothing screams intellectual engagement quite like battling pixelated creatures in real-time arenas while simultaneously ignoring pressing environmental crises. This app surely ranks high on the list of humanity’s great achievements—right alongside inventing fire and developing agriculture.
‘Explore your world,’ they say! But isn’t that just a clever way to mask our growing detachment from nature itself? Instead of immersing ourselves in genuine experiences with wildlife and ecosystems, we’ve chosen to simulate it through our phones—digital escapism at its finest! We’ve entered an era where hybridization isn’t just limited to biology; it’s now part and parcel of our everyday experience with technology! Bravo! Let’s applaud ourselves for commodifying everything—even extinct species!
To think that we’ve reached an era where hunting digital dinosaurs is considered a hallmark achievement speaks volumes about our cultural priorities—or lack thereof! In this brave new world where your worth may be determined by your ability to collect rare species rather than engage meaningfully with others… what an interesting predicament indeed! One can’t help but laugh at how absurdly dystopian it all sounds.
‘Create hybrid dinosaurs’? Yeah, because that sounds like a responsible use of science.
‘Discover your world!’ they say, while simultaneously encouraging one to ignore the very real world around them. Who needs genuine interaction with living creatures when you can click buttons on your device? Nothing encapsulates modern existence better than this delightful irony! How wonderfully quaint it is that we’re told adventure awaits just beyond our front door—if only it were as easy as tapping a screen. Maybe my next quest should be finding someone who still appreciates reality instead of these digital escapades.
‘How about embracing nature?’ they might argue; but alas! It seems nature lacks the allure of fantastical hybrid dinosaurs. Perhaps soon we will see an app dedicated solely to teaching us how to breathe fresh air without ever having stepped outside!
‘Fight teams against others!’—isn’t it delightful how we’ve managed to package competitive combat between virtual dinosaurs as a wholesome pastime? One must ponder if this dynamic mirrors any real-life social constructs where aggressive competition reigns supreme but remains cloaked under layers of gamified charm.
Absolutely! If only all conflicts could be resolved by simply tapping screens instead of engaging in reasoned debate or meaningful dialogue—imagine how peaceful society would become!
‘Collect rare dinosaurs!’ Now that’s refreshing—because surely commodifying extinct species will lead us down paths paved with ethical gold!
I’m genuinely fascinated by this notion that battling imaginary creatures enhances social interaction among friends and rivals alike! The intricacies involved in ‘challenging friends’ appear remarkably similar to elementary schoolyard disputes over whose lunchbox had cooler stickers—only now it’s dressed up with flashy graphics and microtransactions.
Perhaps next we’ll have an app where we wage war on each other through abstract concepts like ‘intellectual superiority’ or ‘taste in music,’ all while sipping artisanal coffee at hipster cafes!
One could say we’ve come full circle: engaging in childlike squabbles while masquerading as adults who possess technological prowess—ah yes, progress at its finest!
‘Create hybrids in the lab,’ they say, forgetting that genetics is not merely child’s play! The irony is delicious; humanity’s quest for control over life itself distilled into a mobile game where one can craft their own creation—what could possibly go wrong? This isn’t just gaming; it’s an existential crisis waiting to unfold at every pixelated turn!
‘Who needs ethical considerations when creating imaginary monsters?’ One might argue that this trivializes profound discussions surrounding bioethics, but let’s not ruin the fun by introducing such heavy concepts into what should be frivolous entertainment!