SimAnimals Africa sets out to bring the wonders of the African wilderness into your living room, but falls short of creating a compelling experience. You'll interact with animals like lions, elephants, and zebras in their habitats, uncovering their unique abilities while solving environmental puzzles. However, the gameplay feels repetitive and the controls can be frustrating. SimAnimals Africa has potential, but its shallow execution and lack of long-term engagement make it a mediocre entry in the animal simulation genre.

it's still kind of fun for a good few hours , i still have the soundtrack and sfx in my head , amazing just how long i played it for when i was a kid (and didn't have quite as many games) , i would play it all day and all night , getting everything feels good and it's kind of fun to watch your little animals do stuff , although sometimes i would get a little bloodthirsty and get prey animals in the way of a predator that was hungry just for drama . Also stuffing the animals in your bag was kinda funny , especially how you could keep them in there if they liked you enough . The macaw's broken mic was pretty funny , I think there was a lot of screaming .