Разработчик: Frontier Developments
Описание
Digital Deluxe Edition
Planet Zoo Deluxe Edition includes the Planet Zoo game plus the following bonus digital content:
Three unique animals: Pygmy Hippopotamus, Thomson’s Gazelle and Komodo Dragon
Set of Wallpapers
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With the Planet Zoo Deluxe Edition, you’ll get access to three exclusive animals: the Pygmy Hippopotamus, Thomson’s Gazelle, and the Komodo Dragon! These three animals all come with their own set of habitat and enrichment needs you’ll need to fulfil!
About the Game
Build a world for wildlife in Planet Zoo. From the developers of Planet Coaster and Zoo Tycoon comes the ultimate zoo sim, featuring authentic living animals who think, feel and explore the world you create around them. Experience a globe-trotting campaign or let your imagination run wild in the freedom of Sandbox mode. Create unique habitats and vast landscapes, make big decisions and meaningful choices, and nurture your animals as you construct and manage the world’s wildest zoos.
Meet a world of incredible animals. From playful lion cubs to mighty elephants, every animal in Planet Zoo is a thinking, feeling individual with a distinctive look and personality of their own. Craft detailed habitats to bring your animals’ natural environments home, research and manage each species to allow them to thrive, and help your animals raise families to pass their genes onto future generations.
Manage an amazing living world that responds to every decision you make. Focus on the big picture or go hands-on and control the smallest details. Thrill visitors with iconic exhibits, develop your zoo with new research, and release new generations of your animals back into the wild. Your choices come alive in a world where animal welfare and conservation comes first.
Planet Zoo’s powerful piece-by-piece construction tools let you effortlessly make your zoo unique. Every creative decision you make impacts the lives of your animals and the experience of your visitors. Let your imagination run wild as you dig lakes and rivers, raise hills and mountains, carve paths and caves, and build stunning zoos with a choice of unique themes and hundreds of building components.
Join a connected community and share the world’s most creative habitats, scenery and even whole zoos on the Steam Workshop. See your own designs appear in zoos around the world, or discover fresh new content from the Planet Zoo community every day.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, japanese, korean, portuguese - brazil, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, italian, czech, danish, dutch, norwegian, polish, russian, spanish - latin america, swedish
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 (SP1+)/8.1/10 64bit
- Processor: Intel i5-2500 / AMD FX-6350
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 (2GB) / AMD Radeon R9 270X (2GB)
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Minimum specifications may change during development
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: Intel i7-4770k / AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (8GB) or AMD Radeon RX 580 (8GB)
- Storage: 16 GB available space
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
Very fun and it looks very good and even without DLC's the base game has tons of unique animals
i love everything this game has to offer. the animals have so much detail, and the whole game itself has amazing graphics. 100% recommend to any gamers who want a new video game experience.
Addictive - this is a great building and management game. The animals are also very interesting to learn about and watch.
If you like tycoons and sandboxes this game is perfect for you (your gonna need to play the tutorial)
I think it's an excellent game for nature lovers. However, there are some clunky elements about it, such as path/fence buildling, and adding foliage is a royal pain. Especially compared to how Prehistoric Kingdom, and even to Frontier's own game JWE 1 + 2. But overall, I find it very enjoyable. The animals are very well detailed in their behaviours.
pretty fun game, could use some work instead of dlcs, besides that pretty cool. 8/10
One of the greatest zoo games of all time. Period.
Give me a clown react all you want, i'm just not a fan of so much content being behind 200 euros of DLC.
I'll keep it to the main animals.
I am a 75 year old senior who is basically a technical idiot so I have found it a little daunting to follow the training as I am not overly familiar with all the terms and guides, however I plug away with a little progress each time I play with trial and error in sandbox mode and I try to follow some of the internet samples. I will try one of the more advanced modes when I feel ready but for now I am finding it a great way to learn some of the game's quirks and enjoy the game at the same time.
Why couldn't you give us more birds and reptiles. The game in itself is fun, I enjoy it, but I am so so sick and tired of the lack of oviparous and avian species. It is just mammals everywhere. I do recommend the game, like I said, it is fun...I hate that I have to fork out so much money just for new items and species (hence why I do not have all of the packs and only have ones I think ADD things I like) but...Frontier games have always been this money hungry so.
We know that the company knows there are huge frustrations with their pathing system, 100% of my issues are with the pathing in this game. I can not make stairs so can not proceed with game. Keyboard controls match game settings and countless youtube videos trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong and still can't get new stairs or ramps to show up and be in any zoo, I some how managed in one zoo to replace some stairs that I had accidentally deleted somehow and thought I was in the clear and could continue playing...clearly it was a user error but I have spent the last 30 minutes or so hitting every U, J, ctrl, shift, alt, caps, tab, pg up, pg down, grid, not grid, and everything in between an in the in game settings trying to get stairs on scenario 8 (the abandoned quarry), and haven't been able to get any stairs on any path or queue.
The game is SUPER finicky about where you might happen to click, or the exact angle that things are placed at and sometimes moving things where you want them isn't allowed for the strangest of reasons that really shouldn't be. If you click slightly off or the wrong mouse click you delete random things, sometimes not even realizing it. Heaven forbid you delete something that was there at load in (in career/tutorial mode) and can't fix it due to pathing issues, like enclosure gate sections that the game provides having you fill in the rest of the walls, somehow I accidentally deleted that wall making edits to the enclosure. Because for some reason even though I was working on a second floor of a structure that was already there, the existing 'gaps' in the building structure caused the enclosure walls to randomly sink down one whole story or more and in attempts to remove the enclosure wall, once I realized the error the game scenario was built with, it removed the enclosure gate that was already there when the scenario loaded in and would not allow me to put ANY gate section back due to how tight the area was and the pre-existing path that was left wouldn't allow the connection if I moved the enclosure gate to a different spot right next to the path stub that was left from the accidental deletion.
The editing of the structures, and environment is at this point purposefully designed IMO to be frustrating, it doesn't need to be and shouldn't be this difficult to create paths, and be able to move items without having to 'break' or separate the individual pieces of the entire structure. I may come back to this, but at this point I just view it as a waste of money for what fun I was supposed to have had in this game. I shouldn't be stressing about paths and small adjustments to pieces of structure in a game that requires a lot of paths and a lot of structure edits/building, when they know about the issues and have the ability to fix if they wanted to.
This game is very detailed and really shows the beauty of all these animals. The habitats that you can make are also very detailed and there's a lot of variation in them. I love the way you can see the animals from up close when toggling the camera. The amount of work put into this really shows once you open it already. You can really learn a lot about the animals too as they give information about the animals in text form that you can read. It also gives perspective into what environment that the animals live in. Wonderful game in my opinion, definetly recommend!
This game is wholesome. Only thing I can't figure out is the pre-made habitats on free mode. Otherwise, adorable game. <3
Very detailed game for running a zoo. Useful insights on animals, endangered or not.
Overall I believe this is a very fun game to play. I love looking at the animals and building habitats. Guest education management could be easier.
Fun game. I've gotten my money's worth and I only bought a few of the expansions. The path tool is kinda janky, and there is a bit of a learning curve to crafting custom buildings.
it is a good game
I can spend hours on this game. I sometimes tell myself to hold back because my entire day can be sucked away lol. This game is great for people who love an open canvas of creating their zoos or doing career mode. Building a animal enclosure sometimes only takes half an hour, but for someone like me, I love following a theme or creating the perfect habitat.. so I spend hours on building something special for my animals.
I love the creativity, the amount of animals (Well worth getting the DLC for ALL animals for the best experience)
My only nitpick in this game is the pathways! (They fixed this in planet coaster 2).
I'll always be a supporter of Frontier and their amazing games that honestly give me relief after a long stressful shift of my real life job.
If you are on the fence for this game, trust me when I say it is WELL WORTH IT! <3
Really fun game if you typically enjoy simulator and building games. Quite a decent bit to do in the base game but I feel like a lot of the dlc stuff should be free. Still though, good value for the base game when it's on sale and if you REALLY want certain animals from the dlc just wait until those are on sale too.
Great game. Fun to put little kids in the hungry lion, tiger, bear, and jaguar enclosure.
really lovely chill game to sit down and build your own zoo and dont have to stress much and watch a serie at the same time on the other screen <3
It was so fun.You get so many animals and building things even without any expansion packs.The way the animals looked and how they acted was so detailed and amazing.Definatly recommend this game.
Absolutely love this game. I remember in 2019 I used to watch Seri! The Pixel Biologist play this game religiously. But I never bought it because back then I didn't really know about Steam or video games outside games like Star Stable and WolfQuest. But forward to 2024, I was on steam checking out the store, and this popped up on my recommended and was on sale for a great price. I purchased it on the 27th of October, it's currently the 30th and I have over 42 hours played. This game is soo good I don't even notice how much I actually end up playing it. I absolutely LOVE the graphics, and how realistic everything is. I'll be honest, when I first started it was all very overwhelming and the beginner tutorials weren't the best, but after watching a couple videos on Youtube and going back to Seri's playlist, I caught on decently quick and the game just became so engaging. I love organising and managing, and this game feeds into that so well. My only tiny complaint is the DLC that needs to be bought. Reminds me of the Sims 4 and the cash grabby habits of releasing almost 84 packs in total. However in this case, the game isn't broken, the content in the DLC'S is worth the amount its priced at and the prices are reasonable. (they're also not releasing new content every month) and considering how gorgeous this game is, it is worth it to buy the DLC. I've only bought 2 so far, but I'll be collecting them all as time goes on. Seriously, this game is 100% worth it.
its a fun game where i.... wait why is the hyena out NOW THE LIONS........ but vets got them. like i was saying it is fun and lets you enjoy the game a few lil bugs here and there like the occasional flying wild boar and raccoon but very enjoyable.
it takes a while to get used to and get used to and recamend that you start off with nile monitors.
This game scratches that itch I was looking for from when I was playing Zoo Tycoon as a kid. Highly addictive once you get the hang of it. Highly recommend.
I like playing it but I find it crashes a lot on my Pc. I have google this and it seems to be a big issue with the game. So maybe they need to look into the game a bit more and why it does this. I'm glad i didn't pay full price for this and I would of been upset by that.
I would not recomende this game only because of terrible engine. The game is fine but won't works smoothly even on NASA PC. This game just without any good reason eat whole GPU.
Less paid DLC and monetization - more focuse on making new engine.
TLDR There isn't enough game in the game.
As a lifelong fan of the classic tycoon games from the 2000s, business management sims, and casual games, Planet Zoo has a big problem. The game consists of designing buildings, managing staff, and staring at your animals - otherwise, there is no interactivity with your park. For artists, it seems to be a great opportunity to design awesome enclosures, structures, and designs. If you aren't an artist, this game Does Not give you interesting environments to design a zoo in (thinking of flat, grasslands plains with no features to design around). So after 60 hours I completely burned out. When you aren't managing your staff, or making buildings, you cannot interact meaningfully with your animals or guests. Steam Workshop is an option for downloading pre-fab buildings.
Performance: Optimization issues prevent players from making parks beyond a certain size. At a certain point, not even with a quarter of the map filled, performance tanks and your map becomes laggy. Animal breeding quickly gets out of control.
Please consider giving us back a Zookeeper mode or guest favorite animals! It would be wonderful to interact with the animals (clean/brush, feed, poop scoop) Additionally, please consider making options for us non-artistically inclined players. The building features are amazing for those that want them! For those that have tried and failed to enjoy them, they make it impossible for me to come back to the game.
From my kid: I like planet zoo. It's a nice fun game unless you are trying to build a cave, then it's stressful but it's better in other qualities.
I generally agree.
TLDR: Game is good, but the pack situation and interface ain't it.
I have had this game for a while now, I originally bought it, my PC couldn't run it. I now have a PC that can run the game and overall I would give it a 3/5 star rating. That being said, I really wish that items would not show up in the base game that are only applicable to a pack.
In the base game I was given options for animals I don't have access to without buying a DLC. While on sale they range from $5-$8 a piece, I really don't want to set up an entire enclosure for an animal I don't actually have access to. I think that some of these packs are realistically needless and could just be added to the base game. Examples of this are the barnyard pack - which could be argued is a cool DLC - but the Arid pack? The North America pack? The Europe Pack? Come on. Those could have just been added into the base game. I think the starting animals are kinda everywhere and could either have more added OR could be a little more cohesive.
The packs like the Barnyard pack, the Conservation pack or the Oceania pack that offer really unique options like Kiwi's, wild horses, and Petting Zoos are fine as packs. Those make sense. I cannot be committed to pay extra for beavers, mountain lions, wolves, etc. Those feel common enough to just include in the base game. I could even get behind a pack that had things like kiwis, capybaras, maned wolves, etc that are not super common in zoos as its own pack of "exotics" for zoos. Again, I have very little issue with the barnyard being its own thing. But I can't logically commit to buying packs that offer very little.
Zoo Tycoon 2, for example, had a few packs that came out after the initial launch (Dinosaurs, Aquariums, and I think one other about conservation) but the base game was rather diverse to begin with. Adding in these DLC options added a whole new aspect to the game itself and added new gameplay. As far as I can tell these packs don't add new gameplay, they just add more stuff and more animals (which is fine, but not for $10 each) This game seems to focus less on the actual building of enclosures and the care and more on the guests at the zoo. I could be more okay with the packs if they were $4 / $5 each normally.
I simply cannot justify spending so much on a game that I can get so little done in. The detail is crazy and while it is for some people, it isn't for everyone. I was - admittedly - hoping this game would be a lot more animal focused than it is and a touch more laid back. Pathways break, keepers don't feed/clean the animals, guests hardly donate, guests will complain if the price is to low OR to high. And lord forbid if you have staff items in the open or are loud or can be seen though a gate if they are tucked away. If it is even remotely near a pathway you get a notification that your guests are upset, a persistent one that never goes away and only can be dismissed for about 2 minutes before popping up again, and everything has to be lined up *just* right for things to function. That's fine, but there is no room for grace.
AND EVERYTHING IS CROOKED ON LOADING! I can NEVER have a building load up to be placed straight. Its ALWAYS crooked or cockeyed or dysfunctional. Good lord.
I don't mind this approach and I don't think it is bad by any means for the people who have time, but having packs that add 4-5 animals and a few things (from my understanding) for guests... it just isn't worth it. Especially when the base game is so... dysfunctional? I feel the same way about EA and the Sims packs. The "kits" are useless, but the big packs are worth the money on sale, but the base game is finicky at best sometimes and some of the mechanics don't make sense. Even on sale I just don't feel like the packs would add anything other than the few animals and that isn't worth it.
I may cave and buy the packs at some point when they are 75% off and cost like $2 so I can get the ones I want for the price of like 2 or 3, but it is highly disappointing that I spent the better part of like an hour building an enclosure for an animal I don't have access to, and further that the new leopard I have access to I can't sort the enclosure stuff (shelter, feeders, toys etc) to figure out what they need.
Those who have bought the packs, please let me know if I really am missing something. I am working with the trailers and whatever I can easily find on the web.
Overall 2/5 stars.
Wow. Kudos to all the people who enjoy this kind of intricate detail. This takes world building to a whole new level.
I was really hoping to just dive in to the managing a zoo vibe, organizing the plots and enclosures, maintaining pets, etc. However, for the first 6 hours, I was stuck trying to navigate the incredible difficult user interface and terrible tutorial. They show you how to do 2 things, and then ask you to do 4 totally different, unrelated things. Rinse and repeat.
I feel like I'm taking a college level course when I play this game. If you are looking for that, go for it! I'm sure it's a fun and rewarding experience. I just want those 6 hours of my life back.
I'm sure there's a good game somewhere underneath all the insufferable design choices. I simply can't enjoy this and am afraid I will never quite understand how one could ever come up with something like this.
Nothing, and I mean nothing about this game is even remotely straightforward, and for no good reason.
YMMV, but this is not for me.
I love this game and I love taking care of the animals. It is still really fun, but very VERY expensive at the moment and only worth the money if you're really going to put some time into it, and if you're very patient.
My biggest complaints are that the game is REALLY buggy and finicky. Paths are so frustrating. Making custom builds is frustrating. Sometimes zookeepers won't tend to or feed animals for hours even if you keep calling them to the exhibit. Sometimes you find out that a path that looks perfectly fine is completely broken and none of your employees can walk on it! It's really upsetting because this game is great in so many ways but fails to maintain even the basics.
Another big qualm is that there is no discounted bundle of all of the DLC if you already own some DLC/base game. You cannot buy the Ultimate Edition if you already own base game. It's really annoying that unless you want to pay full price for each of the DLC you just can't get all of them. There are a lot of animals I'd like to play with but the game is so buggy I don't want to spend more money on it unless I know I won't get frustrated and quit.
I say all of this as someone who genuinely loves this game and has put hours into it! But I just can't recommend it anymore. This game only satisfies a very specific animal-loving audience, and as someone who is a part of that, the buggy mess this game has become is not even satisfying me.
PLEASE add a bundle to help your broke players who already own base game, and PLEASE fix your dang bugs before putting out more DLC!!!
10/10 let's me continue being a zookeeper after quitting that career. I don't have to deal with the mental stress of taking care of too many animals. I'm the one doing that to the zookeepers now. Zookeepers don't complain enough on "normal" mode. That's the only part that is really unrealistic. Also...in my experience a lot of the enrichment should be able to be given to most animals but it isn't under their tag eg cardboard box.
Game lacks a grid system. it becomes so messey in the long run.
As an Autocad user this kills me,
This game is a GOLDMINE! It blends the best of architecture, landscape design and of course ANIMALS! Not only that, you learn management skills, you can express your creativity with no limits at all. This game is revolutionary. This would be an amazing game just being allowed to use the architecture pieces and putting the building together, without the animals! But with the animals it gives it such an amazing charm. I fell in love! This is my soul game and I will play this forever. It is not a game, it is an experience.
Once you understand this game and how to use it, there is endless creativity! It took me a while to understand it, but I only did two of the tutorial/career worlds before doing my own. I got some help from Reddit here and there, but I understand it and have thriving zoos. I play in sandbox, as it just takes the stress away to have all animals, research and unlimited money. I would definitely recommend this game!
I spend too much time on this game and enjoy every second of it. If you like building and also animals, get it!
I really enjoy sandbox mode and not career mode. I feel so limited and like I'm not able to be creative in career mode.
Building completely custom structures takes a lot of learning, finesse, and patience. I ended up using mostly pre-made structures which are still pretty cool, but the variety is a little disappointing if you just have the base game and no DLC. Especially because you get to see all the items you *don't* get to use while searching.
I like Planet Zoo and will probably come back to play again in the future, but I think I miss the simplicity of the old original Zoo Tycoon. There's just so much to manage and fuss over in PZ, it has the potential to feel more like work than fun.
I adore this game. i love the mechanics, the animals, the graphics, building my own zoos. I hope when they make a #2 we get more rides, aviaries, and true aquatic animals (dolphins, manitees, sharks of various kinds, think aquarium or seaworld). I would also like more prebuilt things, like enclosures etc that arent just a fence. Its hard at first but you can build literally anything!
This game gives you a lot of freedom and the graphics are super detailed. I could spend hours and hours playing this game and still find new objects and ways to use tools that keep enhancing the outcomes of what I create. It's a lot of fun.
What can I say, after 500 hours and 5 years this is one of my favorite games of all time. Frontier outdid themselves this time by giving us a wonderfully dynamic, beautiful, and fun game that satisfies all of those managerial and building cravings one may have. The amount of customization options, decorations, animal variety, in addition to the massive modding community on the workshop makes me look forward to each DLC instead of viewing it as yet another money grab like most developers. Everything that I've always wanted in a 'Zoo Sim', back when I was obsessed with Zoo Tycoon when I was younger, Frontier delivered and then some. Thoughtful breeding systems and dynamic habitat systems really shine here, and you can tell a lot of thought was put into guest interaction, staff management, and generally just an all around charm to scenario storytelling, themes and music that really just puts the cherry on top. I get lost for hours building the perfectly themed zoo, and then can watch to see the fruits of my labor: happy guests, happy animals starting families and watching generations come and go while the sunsets in the background over the tree line.
It's sad to hear so many people commenting that potentially Frontier will be focusing more on the sequel(?!**), as I love this game so much, but I would absolutely love to see what they have for store for us in the future! So, I wanted to leave a review with hopefully some feedback on a few things I'd hope to see.
With acknowledgement of its difficulty with habitat breeding systems, alpha status, gender ratios, etc. an automation system similar to exhibit breeding would take a considerable amount of micromanagement and time to pause the game to get 'caught up' away. This is almost mandatory with larger zoo's with more than 12 habitat species. Especially if they are species with shorter life spans. If you lengthen the time of the age cycles it skews the money flow, and really doesnt mean any less work, you just go a longer period of time in between going into your 6 different habitats of raccoons lemurs foxes peacocks etc and making sure they're not all inbreeding and selling/releasing 100 animals at a time. It's repetitive and takes away from some of the enjoyment. Perhaps giving the vets the option to remove inbreeding males or prioritize appeal status automatically would help alleviate some of these problems.
Even with a high performance PC, large populations and/or large zoo's with high populations often bog down systems. The amount of calculations required have been an issue for a long time and should be addressed. In other games, sometimes they have the ability to be able to filter out the scenery, guest, or buildings, etc during gameplay to help see certain terrain items but also functions as a way to help performance. I never really understood why this was never implemented. A terrain filter would be huge for this game in general.
I would love to see an option for filtering in all of the building categories the ability to remove workshop blueprints that you currently do not have unlocked. Lots of people do not tag their blueprints properly so filtering by DLC pack often leaves pages on pages of locked items. I may have too many items in my workshop list lol.
One of the main things I've always missed is with the massive amount of customization available and the pathing systems, creating enclosed spaces like buildings can be somewhat difficult and wonky. Getting the camera on an angle to not clip through walls and roof tiles can be frustrating when you're trying to decorate and make educational centers for indoor areas. I always wished there was an camera option to place it at path level.
With that being said thank you Frontier for all the good memories and I look forward to everything you guys do!<3
I grew up playing zoo tycoon and loved it. Nothing until this game compared to the og zoo tycoons. I hope to see updates to this game for a long while. I love all the new animals and such being added periodically.
It's nice that you are given the options to play the game however you like? Want to have to manage? You got it. Want to pretend that lions and deer are buddies and can live together? You got it, etc. Literally the only thing missing for me is the ability to build rides and coasters while making a complete fantasy theme park/zoo/water park.
I'll leave a more well thought out review in the future. But, in short, constant unexplainable crashes that make the game unplayable.
Being a person from days gone by, born and raised on a farm with horses to pull everything, I enjoy building a quite park, with plenty of animals, trees, flowers, bushes and quite settings. This world has gone to out of control, to fast, hell in a hand basket. Here you can build quite place even if it's just on a computer. Tern the lights on for night, for me it puts me in a clam state of mind. enjoy, it's well worth it.
I absolutely love planet zoo and have majority of the DLC's that they have come out with. I wanted to suggest the idea of a Planet Aquarium bc I think that would be AMAZING. I love aquariums and getting to make my own just like in this game would be so FANTASTIC!!!!! I would not trust any other franchise to do it to be honest.
You like animals? you like stress? you like mental breakdowns sense your favriote animal died? THEN THIS GAME IS FOR YOU mental attachments? check work load overload? check too much decorations to fail to make a pretty park? check
Quite honestly my favorite game ever, hence the hours. I grew up playing Zoo Tycoon and fell in love with the endless possibilities of building a zoo exactly how I wanted and watching animals roam their habitats I built for them. I cant stress how much planet zoo heals my inner child<3
As a animal and zoo lover, this game is like a dream come true. The graphics and customisation of this game is really top notch. I love the fact that the animal behaviours and needs are so closely met to actual wildlife. Definitely my favourite game
This game is amazing if you ever come across any problems go to frontier support on planet zoo the link is here https://customersupport.frontier.co.uk/hc/en-us/categories/360002238900-Planet-Zoo
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Frontier Developments |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 20.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 91% положительных (36671) |