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Simplz Zoo 
Create and personalize your very own zoo in Simplz: Zoo! Every month is a new challenge as you balance customer wants with the zoo finances to make your zoo the best in the world! Bring in new animals and exhibits to impress your customers and keep the crowds coming. Filled with fun and challenging game play, upbeat music, hidden secret codes, and lots of make-you-smile goodness, Simplz: Zoo is roaring good time for everyone!
- Fast-paced gameplay
- Unique upgrades
- Create your own zoo!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 64 MB
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A Fantastic, Unique M3/Strategy Game
Simplz: Zoo is without a doubt one of my favorite games ever. It cleverly combines a match-3 game with strategy and simulation elements for a unique gaming experience unlike any other.
In Simplz: Zoo, you inherit a zoo from your grandfather with only one animal, a lion. You are tasked with earning money, food for the animals, conservation points to acquire new animals, resources, and workers by playing match-3 boards. The boards offer the standard challenges (locked pieces, stone tiles to break, etc.) while also offering some new and interesting objectives. For example, on some boards you have to clear a path so an animal can get to its home. On others, you bring boxes down to the bottom to release trees, plants, and other decorative features for your zoo. There is a timer that can be turned on or off at any time.
At the end of every level, you use what you have earned to improve your zoo, with the ultimate aim of having the number one ranked zoo in the world (you are told your rank after each level). There is a great deal of strategy involved -- often you have to build a certain building or acquire a certain animal before you can do other things. In addition, you receive a bonus with each new building or animal you purchase. Sometimes the bonus gives you more resources, other times it activates new power-ups. You have to pay attention to this bonus, as it can influence which upgrade or animal you choose to purchase.
The final element of the game is the simulation aspect. You are free to decorate and design your zoo in any way you see fit. The playing field starts out relatively small, but increases as you upgrade your entrance. By the end of the game, you have a pretty large area for your zoo and tons of different animals and exhibits. It's almost as much fun to build the zoo and watch the animals and visitors as it is to play the match-3 boards!
I personally found the graphics to be very cute and appropriate for the game. Some might find them somewhat childish and make the mistake that this is a kids' game. While kids would certainly enjoy it, the game definitely offers plenty of challenge and enjoyment for adults, particularly if you play in timed mode.
The bottom line: This is a unique, enjoyable game with tons of replay value. I give it my highest recommendation.
December 6, 2011
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