Animallica

[h3]I would listen to what all the negative reviews say.[/h3] I got this game in EA years ago and it had great potential. I did pay for the game... and not sure when it went free to play but honestly I don't think it's worth it. There was a lot of bugs/glitches in the game that never got fixed even though they pushed it into full release then never updated it again. I left it for a few years then decided to come back to check on it, but even after 4 years nothing got fixed and it's been abandoned. They couldn't even be bothered to add in a map. The game didn't feel finished and there's just too many problems which is probably why they went F2P. Oh and I would listen to what other negative reviews say- the worlds are very empty, and after so long there's not much to do.

Such a shame this game was basically abandoned, not to mention paying for it in early access for it to apparently be free now. Wasted potential, I wouldn’t recommend.

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Animallica is an unusually ambitious survival sandbox that takes the familiar post-apocalyptic formula and gives it a conservation-focused purpose. Rather than making survival the sole objective, the game places the player in the role of the last survivor of a conservation center after a devastating virus has pushed much of Earth's wildlife toward extinction. Starting with little more than scavenged supplies, the larger goal is to preserve surviving species while establishing a functioning refuge. Animallica Games Studio serves as the developer, and the project is associated with the same studio as its publisher. The concept immediately distinguishes the experience from survival games built almost entirely around fighting, looting, and expanding personal power. The survival component remains important, however. The world contains mutated creatures and hostile human raiders, forcing the player to think about weapons, equipment, shelter, food, water, and other necessities. Gathering materials gradually feeds into an extensive crafting system, and exploration becomes essential because useful resources are distributed across numerous environments. Combat provides danger during these e…

Animallica is a survival game with a pretty unusual reason for keeping me alive. The world has been hit by a deadly virus and I am basically the last person left trying to save what is still alive. Instead of only worrying about building a shelter and finding food, I am also going around rescuing animals, curing them and bringing them back to a sanctuary. I like that idea because it gives the usual survival and crafting systems something more meaningful to work towards. It feels different from just surviving for the sake of surviving. The exploration is probably what I enjoy most. There are a lot of different areas to travel through, including savannahs, deserts, mountains, forests and ruined locations, and each one has its own things to find. I can explore on foot, use a horse or travel between areas with the hot air balloon. There are abandoned buildings and other locations worth searching for supplies, while animals can be found throughout the world. I like having a reason to keep wandering around because I am usually looking for resources, useful items or another animal that I can bring back. The animal system is easily the part that gives Animallica its identity. I can tranq…