Gloriously realistic animals
Rewarding gameplay loop
Educational fun
Needs more tutorials
Can be ridiculously frustrating
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I've spent more time than I'd like to admit looking at foliage. Does this Alpine Sea Holly really belong in my Grizzly Bear enclosure? Will it bring them joy? Am I thinking too much about plants? You might think I've lost my mind or spent too much time reading Marie Kondo's book, but actually, I've spent a lot of time understanding what bears really want throuཧgh the medium of Planet Zoo.
Release date: November 5, 2019
Platform(s): PC
Developer / Publisher: Frontier Developments
Not just specifically bears either. My knowledge now ranges from Aardvarks to Western Lowland Gorillas, and from Amazonian Giant Centipedes to Yellow Anacondas. Planet Zoo shines in its presentation of animals, thinks deeply about their welfare, and constantly reminds you that conservation and education are as important as your bottom line. You'll learn about each of the species as you play, and flicking through the Zoopedia makes you appreciate the various wants of your creatures and the reasoning behind them🥃 all. Before long, you'll find you've absorbed more fun facts and tidbits than you prepared for, just by trying to make your animals happy. It makes the entire e✱xperience a lot more immersive, pushing you to dive into the layers of sub-menus to discover how to get more out of Planet Zoo.
And this is a game that keeps on giving. It takes the depth of simulation and creative freedom found in Planet Coaster, pairs it with the animal welfare elements of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Jurassic World Evolution, and melds them into the ultimate zoo-building title. Even creating the perfect habitats for your creatures is an intense process, with multi-level happiness requirements that will constantly shift and change according ♌to what's happening in their enclosure or exhibit at any time.
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