It's a nice game for what it is. I didn't have any issues with the game crashing on my RTX 3080. Seemed to be running fine, although I could hear my GPU working and for a game with these graphics, it really shouldn't need to. In any event, my main complaint is when you put decorations in the enclosures, the animals tend to get stuck. I was getting notifications that my Rhino needed water, but it was because she was stuck with a decoration. Luckily you can move the decorations or sell them, but this limits where you can put them. The enclosures are pretty small, especially for such large animals and there's very few ways to decorate it like you want because of this problem.

Other than that, it's a nice, arcade, relaxing, chill game. It's not a zoo builder. It's basically an arcade zoo worker sim with some mini-games thrown in and some decorations / tools you purchase. You weld, you clean, you power wash, you repair, etc. Sure you decide which animal to buy, but your options are limited. You decide how you decorate, but it's all pretty much pre-determined for you and limited. There honestly isn't much management, just the illusion of it. The customer reviews pretty much is just a way of telling you what you need to do next.

I just wish it was better optimized with better graphics. Like I said, it's a chill game to play and you get to role-play a zoo keeper / animal care taker. It's not the best game, but it's probably the best of at what it's trying to do. The gameplay is smooth enough to be enjoyable and you can just turn your mind off basically.

It's a nice game for what it is. I didn't have any issues with the game crashing on my RTX 3080. Seemed to be running fine, although I could hear my GPU working and for a game with these graphics, it really shouldn't need to. In any event, my main complaint is when you put decorations in the enclosures, the animals tend to get stuck. I was getting notifications that my Rhino needed water, but it was because she was stuck with a decoration. Luckily you can move the decorations or sell them, but this limits where you can put them. The enclosures are pretty small, especially for such large animals and there's very few ways to decorate it like you want because of this problem. Other than that, it's a nice, arcade, relaxing, chill game. It's not a zoo builder. It's basically an arcade zoo worker sim with some mini-games thrown in and some decorations / tools you purchase. You weld, you clean, you power wash, you repair, etc. Sure you decide which animal to buy, but your options are limited. You decide how you decorate, but it's all pretty much pre-determined for you and limited. There honestly isn't much management, just the illusion of it. The customer reviews pretty much is just a way of telling you what you need to do next. I just wish it was better optimized with better graphics. Like I said, it's a chill game to play and you get to role-play a zoo keeper / animal care taker. It's not the best game, but it's probably the best of at what it's trying to do. The gameplay is smooth enough to be enjoyable and you can just turn your mind off basically.