They don't make games like World of Zoo anymore.
(Played on all consoles available.)
(Played on all consoles available.)
oh my peak
World of Zoo presents a delightful and imaginative world of animal care and zoo management. As you dive into the game, you'll encounter various aspects of zoo management, including designing habitats and caring for a diverse range of animals. The game's charming graphics and engaging gameplay make it a delightful experience for players of all ages.
Interestingly, World of Zoo incorporates elements of pop culture, including a humorous encounter at a virtual GameStop where players can purchase a new Funko Pop. This unexpected twist adds a touch of humor and relatability to the game, making it more than just a typical zoo simulation. Overall, World of Zoo offers a fun and engaging experience that is sure to entertain players looking for a lighthearted simulation game.
Score: 8/10
Interestingly, World of Zoo incorporates elements of pop culture, including a humorous encounter at a virtual GameStop where players can purchase a new Funko Pop. This unexpected twist adds a touch of humor and relatability to the game, making it more than just a typical zoo simulation. Overall, World of Zoo offers a fun and engaging experience that is sure to entertain players looking for a lighthearted simulation game.
Score: 8/10
One day all my friends were playing Jackbox together and having fun.
I wasn't.
I was in that vc 100%ing the Koala exhibit.
I wasn't proving anything to everyone.
Nobody cared about what I was doing.
I didn't care about what I was doing.
But I was doing.
Fuck Koala's.
I wasn't.
I was in that vc 100%ing the Koala exhibit.
I wasn't proving anything to everyone.
Nobody cared about what I was doing.
I didn't care about what I was doing.
But I was doing.
Fuck Koala's.
A mediocre zoo simulator that feels a little out of place on the DS, it really seems like it should be a mediocre PC game. there are plain mini-games, barely interactive exhibits, and literately nothing else.
This style of game was never going to work amazing on a DS, so it’s rather clunky and limited. That said, I am impressed with how many animals they put into this game. The menus and animals all have a sort of shitty 00s vibe about them which is cute. I love the selection of animals that are available from the beginning (red fox, African wild dog, hyena). Overall, I’m sure this would be fun for back in the way, but it simply feels far too limited and clunky today.