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TAKE Pokémon Go's augmented reality (AR) graphics and location-based gameplay and add in a hefty dose of dinosaurs.

Voila! You've got yourself the new Jurassic World Alive mobile game.

 Catch and create your own dinosaurs, and then pit them against other beasts in battles
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Catch and create your own dinosaurs, and then pit them against other beasts in battlesCredit: Ludia

The iOS and Android title arrives this Spring, ahead of the release of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the latest instalment in the billion-dollar dino franchise.

The set-up will feel familiar to anyone that's drowned a few hours (or days, weeks, or months) into Pokémon Go.

You have to track down DNA samples of dinosaurs using the in-game map, which can then be turned into hybrid species in a lab.

Those genetically-enhanced beasts can then take on other dinosaurs in a player-vs-player arena.

 Judging by screenshots, Jurassic World Alive may be a free-to-play game
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Judging by screenshots, Jurassic World Alive may be a free-to-play gameCredit: Ludia

You play as a member of a dino protection taskforce, which sounds contrary to the objective of pitting the captured beasts against one another in duels.

Gameplay screenshots show two forms of in-game currency, meaning real cash for in-game items may be on the cards, much to the annoyance of parents everywhere.

Those itching to play, can sign up to receive a release notification on the Google Play Store or iOS App Store.

With it, you'll be alerted the moment the game is available to download.

Meanwhile, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the follow-up to the blockbuster reboot Jurassic World, will invade cinemas on 11 June.

More AR games are also in the works, including Harry Potter: Wizards Unite (from the makers of Pokémon Go) and Ghostbusters World.


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