#Planet zoo review Pc

It was a large hut so it was used by several keepers and was in charge of my two biggest enclosures featuring a mix of animals in both. Some I’ve forgotten but the biggest one I ran into was that for some reason one specific Keeper’s Hut – where the zoo keepers must go to get food for the animals – glitched. With the bugs, I got very unlucky a few times. That’s just one small example but there are a lot of things like that even after you get used to it all. My biggest continuing issue is mostly with trying to resize fences choosing the entire fence is simple with dragging a little arrow, but to make it taller the icon is near impossible to find and click if you aren’t zoomed way in and you aren’t because you’re trying to pick the entire surrounding fence of the enclosure. I found even now after playing for a good amount of time it’s still a bit unintuitive. UI is not too hard to follow but it can be a pain in the ass, especially early on. The main issues with this game are a little bit of UI problems, some bugs that will screw you over for awhile at times, and the DLC. Surprisingly, nowhere in this review do I make a joke about monkeys and the current social climate.

Planet Coaster was made by the same people who made RCT3 and now, showing they were still able to capture that magic and great repeatable yet never monotonous gameplay via Planet Coaster, they’ve decided to take on the Zoo Tycoons of the world as well.

#Planet zoo review Pc

RCT2 and 3 still stand up as basically the best games of their kind and some of the most easily returned to and rewarding games on the PC even after all this time.

Planet Zoo comes from the same team that made Planet Coaster – a fantastic modernization of the long dead “tycoon” genre(?) of games, most notably Rollercoaster Tycoon and those who attempted to be similar for a time.