Maybe it's not a surprise that I, as someone who lives alone and finds myself with time to kill in these Pandemic Days, have made a lot more use of my Switch in the last few months than in the last couple of years. You build some roads, you create zoning (and really, who doesn't get into gaming in order to explore land-use planning?), you supply these areas with water and power, and then people begin to move in. It's very much like the game Sim City that I played years ago, and it proceeds in much the same way: You have some land. I play it on my Nintendo Switch, but you can play it on your Xbox, or your PlayStation, or your computer. The city I created playing the game Cities: Skylines. Not in my yard, you understand: in my imaginary city.
I'm overwhelmed by so many things right now, not the least of which is that I keep having to build wind turbines. $('.inf-more-but').Your animals will demand your attention in Planet Zoo, just one of several simulation games that might distract you from quarantine. $('.infinite-content').infinitescroll('retrieve') – Removed all localizations except English and Russian / Nothing recoded As for the mechanics of construction, it is thought out to the smallest detail here. The player is provided with an unprecedented range of materials here, with which you can build buildings, build entire sectors for certain types of animals, and work with the landscape. For example, you can create mountains and hills on flat terrain, or even create a real reservoir, dig a cave, build a tunnel for visitors, and even build a bunch of expositions that do not exist in nature.Īnother feature of this game is the coincidence in the behavior of animals with reality. All animals, regardless of species, sex and age, behave as they should behave in the wild. Some hunt, others feed on grass, others swim. Plus, each animal looks unique in comparison with relatives, has distinctive inherited features.Īnd the most interesting thing is that you will always be able to follow all the processes in a detailed mode. You can see how employees prepare food for animals, you can watch visitors, walk through the park in person in first-person view, and even participate in the zoo.
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