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It does take a bit of getting used to though, as some of the functionality and UI is a little 'wonky' (just mho). So if you are someone who lacks patience for that sort of thing, and/or who doesn't like to watch youtube videos to learn more advanced ways of doing things in a game, you might not enjoy it.
Once you get over that learning hump though, just mho, the game is an absolute joy. Question is just a matter of whether you are willing to invest the time to get over that hump in the first place.
If you get the game I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Don't forget if you need help or advice with the game (if you buy it) the community here is very friendly and helpful.
Merry Christmas
1) The graphics are good, but happily beat up your PC;
2) the animal animations and general appearances in particular are great;
3) they limit paid DLC to species/building pieces and new mechanics to free updates so no DLC is strictly necessary;
4) the building allows for a lot of freedom to look certain ways, less so in how they function (for example removing or having multiple habitat doors makes the habitat unplayable);
5) the building takes some getting used to, although a huge part of my personal learning curve has been removed thanks to the addition of the bulldoze tool;
6) everything management wise relies on the pathing of your zoo employees (want to feed your animals? You cannot, you tell your employees to and your job is to make it optimal enough that they can);
7) Planet Zoo has a pretty strict focus on conservation and breeding for the sake of conservation, meaning do not expect to have chaotic freedom or to deviate much from a proper, respectable zoo set up;
8) there are four modes to play: an internet dependent franchise, a single player freeform challenge, sandbox, and career scenarios;
9) animals are divided into habitat and exhibit species, each treated differently, but super simplified you have the least freedom with exhibit species.
I think those are all the main points I would really mention about PZ. The rest is going to have to be a judgement call, and looking more into the game in action through videos certainly would not hurt.