It's games like this that make me wonder why more pharmaceutical companies don't invest in in-game advertising. Trying to decipher what is an anteater from a rhino, or a leopard from a tiger requires selecting the animal in question or memorizing exactly what you put in a particular spot.
The sprites are poorly animated, ugly, and washed out. REALITY: These are the ugliest graphics you'll find on the DS to date.
#Zoo tycoon 3 ds Pc#
HOPE: The game looked really nice on the PC on the DS hardware, it must be gorgeous! All you get for meeting the weak sauce challenges are more obnoxious challenges. HOPE: But the rewards for winning must be so sweet! You don't even have control over pricing anything but the actual zoo admission fee. If you get bored, you can do some simple R&D projects and develop more animal toys or attractions, but that's about it. The challenges are simple to meet: build your zoo to specifications while on pause unpause and let the game take its course pause and meet any other time-based requirements if necessary (only on the harder levels) unpause and wait an interminably long time until you win. HOPE: You say that the game is dull, but there's got to be so much depth in the game! It's a sim, after all! Since the game refused to be even remotely entertaining, the rest of this review will be in the form of a dialog between hope and reality so I can say I got some enjoyment out it.
#Zoo tycoon 3 ds free#
Zoo Tycoon's features include situational play, free play, and card viewing. It's not painfully bad, but it will bore you into hatred. While I hate to rain on anyone's parade, you may want to stop yourself from rushing off to the store until you finish reading this review. Finally, after a four year wait, Zoo Tycoon has gone portable.
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