Build almost anything (zoo-related) you'd like, Animal list includes most of the ones you'd want
Career mode is dull, Interface can be intimidating and unintuitive
For all its problems—and there are many—Planet Zoo is one of the most satisfying builders I've ever played. Maybe not on the management side, which is still a thin and easily manipulated veneer. Guest opinions are weirdly arbitrary, as is cash flow. If yo...
The animals are incredibly realistic, The management is deep, The creative possibilities are also incredible diverse
Controls are not userfriendly, Neither are the menus, The tutorial isn't as engaging, or useful, as it should be
Planet Zoo is a great management game that lets you impose your own goals and always gives you something to strive for. With incredible graphical fidelity, a huge overlapping array of mechanics to balance and incredible detail, the only issue is the somet...
Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide...
Published: 2019-11-05, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Runs remarkably well on a GeForce 770, Management aspects are much improved, Conservation moments are genuinely touching, New biomes and theming are gorgeous, Huge roster of animals and insects to adopt
Some bugs remain, Pathfinding and path crowding gets to be a nuisance, Two crashes to desktop
Planet Zoo is the culmination of the best parts of Frontier's previous efforts, but is far more than the sum of its parts. Hundreds of creatures, both cute and deadly, need homes, and it's up to you to help them thrive and survive. While a few bugs hamper...
Planet Zoo is everything that fans of Zoo Tycoon and similar park management sims have been waiting for. The deep management systems are extensive, yet intuitive and allow for plenty of customisation whilst providing a decent challenge for those looking t...
For all its problems—and there are many—Planet Zoo is one of the most satisfying builders I've ever played. Maybe not on the management side, which is still a thin and easily manipulated veneer. Guest opinions are weirdly arbitrary, as is cash flow. If yo...
Published: 2019-11-28, Author: Darren , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Abstract: Frontier Developments continue to prove themselves to be the masters of the real-time park management genre with Planet Zoo. Having cut their park management teeth reinvigorating the Rollercoaster Tycoon series for Atari back in the day, the Cambridge-ba...
For all its problems—and there are many—Planet Zoo is one of the most satisfying builders I've ever played. Maybe not on the management side, which is still a thin and easily manipulated veneer. Guest opinions are weirdly arbitrary, as is cash flow. If yo...
