By far the best part, you can watch as they ‘think, feel and explore the world you create around them’.įrom their Steam page, the focus for this game certainly seems to be on the welfare of the animals, above and beyond the business management side of things.
The difference here to Planet Coaster is, of course, the living animals. Depending on whether you’ve chosen sandbox mode or one of the many world challenges, you can decide where you place your attractions, exhibits and most importantly, bins. In Planet Zoo, you construct your zoo in much the same way as you create your theme park in Planet Coaster, laying the foundations of the park via interconnecting pavements and bridges. It was Frontier Developments that developed Zoo Tycoon for the Xbox, and now their back with a title all of their own, Planet Zoo. But something about the game just didn’t click with me like it used to, and I barely played it. When Zoo Tycoon got it’s modern make-over back in 2013 for Xbox One and Xbox 360, I was excited to finally pair the management sim formula I loved so much with equally stunning 3D visuals. There was nothing I loved more than building up the homes of animals, only to delete a gate when I got bored and unleash a load of lions on the unsuspecting public masses. Did you spend the precious hours, maybe even days, of your childhood summers lost in games like Rollercoaster Tycoon and Zoo Tycoon? I know I did.
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