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Wildlife Park 2
Released On: Jul 17, 2006
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
6.4
All Platforms
This is a recommended play for fans of “control-freak” games like Theme Park, Theme Hospital, The Sims and Red Alert-genre programs.
Behind Wildlife Park 2's somewhat childish demeanor is a strong tycoon management sim which tasks you with making all the people happy all of the time.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 8 User Ratings
6.4
50% Positive
4 Ratings
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25% Mixed
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25% Negative
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 8 User Ratings
6.4
50% Positive
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
25% Mixed
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
25% Negative
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
10/10
BEST GAME
100/100
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i like zoo games (:
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I've always liked simulation type games and looking after animals, this game is done very well.
I love how you can build your zoo from scratch and look after the animals and name them and watch them from close up or above.
And the graphics look quite good.
Though I dislike that each staff member has their own building, to me that is silly and takes up too much space. It ends up looking rather ugly having these tall staff buildings every where. There should be 1 major staff building for the animal workers and another building for the maintenance staff. And you can employ how ever many staff you need from each building and then asign to them a task or area for them to work. I did work experience at a zoo when I studied land management and the staff get to other areas around the zoo by bicycle or use a ute or other vehicle if needing to transport stuff.
I also dislike that you have to look after and watch the plants needs. That is not fun and I think it's unneeded. The plants should be alive but just classed as a decoration you don't have to look after like what they did in sims 3. Or at the very least I'd rather not have plants tell me they aren't happy and just have a gardener smart enough to look after them himself. So that I wont have to deal with the strangeness of plants telling me they aren't happy.
I also can't figure out how to properly build a water habitat. The game never shows you how to. I end up flooding everything or when I try to lower the ground more I end up with the water deep down the bottom and a massive cavern at the top. Iam not likely to buy the marine world DLC as I hate building marine habitats they always work out wrong. With you having to make a big hole and put a pump in and the water never fills up to the top and it looks ugly.
And underwater viewing tunnels don't work properly either.
When you build it you have one of two options.. you can either build a one-way line into the pool which ends underwater, or build a true tunnel with two exits.
If you opt for one-way visitors enter your tunnel but exit underwater and then swim in enclosure heedless of risk; and then start getting angry because they are stuck.
If you opt for two-way the tunnel acts like an invisible barrier preventing any animals from crossing sides - effectively cutting your pool in half. I did not test to see if this barrier prevents attacks by one species on another. But I did test and proved that they would rather starve to death than go get food just 2m on other side of the under water tunnel. Further animals begged for fellows if split up by a tunnel but don't if both on same side of it. And this barrier effect remained true no matter how deeply underwater the tunnel was placed and how shallow the animal's swim parameters were.
Could be more educational and have descriptions of the animals. Eg. Cheetah: a large feline of the felidae family which inhabits most of Africa and parts of Iran. It is the fastest land animal. It likes to hunt antelope etc.
I am likely to get most of the DLC eventually, except marine or horses as don't like marine habitat building and just horses in a dlc seems boring to me.
Despite the things I dislike this game overall is fun and enjoyable to play.
It would of been an 8 but loses a point for things I dislike. Maybe If they make a much improved Wildlife Park 4 they'll make this one worthy of an 8 or higher.
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Okay, it looked like a good game until I started playing it. I cant feed them or add water! When I try its empty and wont let me fill it up. Is there a way to fix this or is all my animals going to die? I spent 20 dollars on it on steam to get it with all the expansion packs and it wouldn't work! Help!
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Summary Ever wanted to look after an entire wildlife park of exotic animals? Now is your chance as Wildlife Park 2 brings players 'up close and personal' with over 80 different animal and plant species. Lovingly animated animals interact with one another, as they prowl, relax and play in realistic environments. Just like a real wildlife park man...
Platforms:
- PC
Initial Release Date: Jul 17, 2006
Developer:
- B-Alive
Publisher: Deep Silver
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