A further thumbs up must be given to the return of Bernie Goodwin, the eccentric narrator of Planet Zoo who is back to talk you through the new adventures, creating a pleasing continuity between the new DLC and the Planet Zoo base game. Certainly, it feels like the hardest scenario that has been offered thus far. Attempting to bring the new Arctic inhabitants to the warmer climate of the country provides you with one of the game’s most satisfying challenges to-date. The better of the two scenarios, though, is the Mexico campaign. In Norway, you are able to get to grips with the new needs management that the incoming new species demand, but in a more free-to-operate way than the main game’s missions. The scenarios follow as a quick second in terms of what they add to the game. As they say, bigger is better, and these animals certainly bring the bigger to the park! Every one of the new species is as delightful to just watch as any of the originals from the main game, too especially as you watch the younglings learn, grow and play. Requiring not only the cool, climatic stability of each of these species but also the extensive space that any large animal would require, your Polar Bear enclosure forces its way to being your headline act. Of these, the Polar Bears are by far the most demanding. Each of these species comes with their own new and demanding needs, adding a genuinely new set of considerations and challenges into the Planet Zoo mix. The former is naturally the headline article, introducing Polar Bears, Reindeer, Arctic Wolves and Dall Sheep into the fray. On the menu in the Arctic Pack are four new species of animal, hundreds of new park scenery assets and a duo of new scenarios. Likely with a plan already in their pocket for just such a demand, Frontier have deployed the Arctic Pack for Planet Zoo, bringing cool new vibes to their game (sorry). Naturally, this left fans wanting more in particular, more animals.
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Using all of the success and learning from the equally successful and impressive Planet Coaster, Frontier Developments delivered strongly upon the promise of realistic animals, full control and a high-quality look and feel to the whole experience.
Planet Zoo was a near-perfect revival of the zoo management sub-genre that the Zoo Tycoon games of old once dominated.
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