Import and breed rare creatures, hire the right staff, keep your visitors happy, and deal with plenty of weird and wonderful events.
then try your hand at DNA splicing, and stitch together over 300,000 different types of animal. It's time to Build a Zoo! Construct and decorate enclosures, buy and breed animals, hire zookeepers and vets. Planet Zoon is expected to release this autumn for the PC and an official website is now live.OUT NOW ON STEAM COMING TO CONSOLE IN 2022 Like Planet Coaster, much of what’s created can also be shared with the community online. Zoos environments will also be customisable and players will be able to terraform the landscape by digging lakes, raising and lowering the land, and creating tunnels and caves. We hope you’ll join us when Planet Zoo launches later this year.” We’re taking everything we’ve learned from our past work and focusing on modern values – incredible authenticity, rich management, limitless creativity and community sharing – to make our best-ever simulation game. ‘We’ve challenged ourselves to build on the games we’ve made before and to carry the great legacy of classics like the Zoo Tycoon series forward. “This is the zoo management game we’ve wanted to make for many years,’ said Jonny Watts, Chief Creative Officer of Frontier. There will also be research elements and the ability to release animals back into the wild bringing which makes the concept of a zoo slightly less awful.
Players will be challenged to look after their animals and their environments while attempting to entice visitors and make their zoo an enthralling experience for visitors. While there was no evidence to suggest the rumours were true, Planet Zoo was one of the titles mentioned and now it’s been announced.įrontier is set to build on their success of Planet Coaster with this new zoo management sim which promises “authentic living animals, rich management, and limitless creativity”.
A few days ago a list of upcoming titles and development plans from Frontier was “leaked” and on that list was Planet Zoo.
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