- October 30, 2009
- Blue Fang
World of Zoo
Platforms
About
"World of Zoo" allows you to create and customize your own zoo, interact hands-on with over 40 different animal species, and build relationships with them. The game also features a animal creator, mini-games, achievements, and online connectivity for sharing user-generated content. You can also learn about each animal with National Geographic animal fact cards. *Note: Some animals depicted in promotional materials may not be included in the game.





- The game is super nostalgic and brings back fond childhood memories for many players.
- It's a cute and fun game that is easy to play, making it great for young children.
- Players enjoy the customization options for animals and the interactive gameplay.
- The game lacks a significant amount of content compared to the Wii version, missing many beloved animals.
- Controls and mechanics are frustrating, with issues like unresponsive commands and limited camera movement.
- The game is considered too simplistic and repetitive, making it less appealing for older players.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are low-resolution and appear grainy at 1080p, which may detract from the experience for some players. However, the game's simple and charming art style is praised for its timeless quality and gentle demands on hardware, making it appealing despite its limitations. Overall, while not visually groundbreaking, the graphics contribute to a cute and educational atmosphere.
“Even now it's still cute and charming; the graphics are simple enough that it ages well.”
“I do praise the game for being gentle on PC parts, temperature-wise; I also praise it for including animal customization, believable animal sounds, a fun art style, and the attempt to be educational.”
“Looking for a masterpiece in a visual and aesthetic setting?”
“Low-res graphics designed for tiny screens look grainy at standard 1080p resolution.”
“Even now it's still cute and charming, but the graphics are simple enough that they age poorly.”