Let's Build a Zoo

The font of the game is not very readable, which is a big hurdle in my enjoyment of this game. It's unfortunate because this game has a really nice base idea. The variaty of animals and buildings is great. But I get the sense that it got abandonned half way to the finish line. It's frustrating ; there is alot to do in the game, but you quickly arrive at a point where all you do is release animals into the wild due to over population; there is a "population hub" to manage your animals, but it just takes OLD animals instead of letting you setup the max number of animals per pen.

Bought the game as a way to pass time during my night shifts (currently writing this at a crisp 4am on the job). Does a really good job, no big storyline, nothing super complex, just making a zoo and trying to appease (or annoy) the public visiting. Easy to put down when you need to go do something, but equally a nice level of addicting where you've always got something else to reach for, so you never get bored. Keeps me company for my ten hours at work, that's for sure. Edit: Only downside I have with it is that despite being pixelated (so my monkey-brain assumes 'less effort to run'), at times it can run kind of wonky/slow on my laptop. Not sure if that's because I have a crappy laptop or if it's just an issue with the game, so I can't fault it entirely. It fixes itself when I get rid of excess animals in my zoo, or restart the game, so take that as you will. Doesn't stop me playing it though

Can't buy bundles for for already purchased base game. Not fair.

one of fav games evarr

it real good 2d game

Fun and addicting game