This is actually decent with a unique set of characters, solid story within the confines of the Jurassic Park/World universe, and it has many strengths but those strengths are severely weakened by the fact that the writers keep trying to use it to fill plot holes from the movies and as a bridge between Jurassic Park and Jurassic World. It's largely a stand alone story despite this with references and roots to the Jurassic World trilogy.
The same sort of comically inept management which plagues the parks in the movies prevails in releasing a set of teenagers loose in the failing park during the events of Jurassic World. With a few joltingly inconsistent and unbelievable moments to highlight this along the we way and we are left with the main characters on the island after its evacuation as they endure the requisite dino chases and corporate overreach in the same kind of moral critique of human innovation outpacing human wisdom.
The same sort of comically inept management which plagues the parks in the movies prevails in releasing a set of teenagers loose in the failing park during the events of Jurassic World. With a few joltingly inconsistent and unbelievable moments to highlight this along the we way and we are left with the main characters on the island after its evacuation as they endure the requisite dino chases and corporate overreach in the same kind of moral critique of human innovation outpacing human wisdom.