"ARK: Survival Evolved" seems to be the project Studio Wildcard will never let go of. That is real, considering they already released a new update for the Xbox One version on Tuesday. In the open world survival title, the new patch includes five new dinosaurs, The Island having new underwater caves and a lot of memory savings to assist players in terms of game performance, lagging and crashing.

"ARK: Survival Evolved" Update 749 comes in two separate downloads with a base game with a patch which is around 4.5 GB in memory, and an expansion update - "Scorched Earth" which is just a little over 40 MB. The new update brings about two new caves a player can discover in The Island, which was also offered in the 253.0 PC patch which was launched last month.

Also included in the patch are new high-end areas where Survivors can explore and earn loots. What is interesting is that their artifacts are hidden deep within these caves. Unfortunately, Tek Tier was not included in the previous PC patch, which is why it is also expected it missed the Xbox One update revealed today. This means, however, that it would probably be available for the February release of the game.

The Xbox One release also includes all previous small patches to the PC version - from its 253.95 version and way back. The Studio Wildcard's little developments fixing issues to adjust to the behavior of the players. Add to that, spike walls were not allowed to damage underwater creatures anymore. Memory savings also played a huge part in this release, interesting Xbox One owners who have previously dealt with performance issues and crashes.

Five new dinosaurs are available in this new patch, which is the same for the "ARK: Survival Evolved" PC patch 253.0. They are "The Giant Jellyfish" Cnidaria, "The Giant Squid" Tusoteuthis, the thieving Pegomastax, the harvesting Therizinosaur and The Troodon with a Dodo.

In their official website, the official "Ark: Survival Evolved" Patch 749.0 notes were as follows: two new full-scale underwater caves and the five dinosaurs mentioned above. Sources say that "ARK: Survival Evolved" players will have to wait a bit longer for this patch to be on the PlayStation 4! See the new dinosaurs here: