To be honest, the graphics of today's business simulation games are becoming more and more sophisticated, but when you play them, you always feel that something is missing. Like "Zoo Star", you have to spend half an hour adjusting the terrain, and another half an hour preparing the feed formula. To be honest, an experienced player like me feels a little tired. On the contrary, this "Zoo Adventure" allows me to get back a little bit of the feeling of the Saipan era.
Let's first talk about the pros and cons of similar games. Today's zoo games are either too expensive to make your heart hurt, such as a domestic mobile game that asks you to buy diamonds to unlock animals at the beginning, and you can't even raise a giraffe without recharging money; or they are so cumbersome that you have no friends, all kinds of micro-management and time management, and playing a game is just like going to work. As for "Zoo Adventure", it takes a lightweight route, has no in-app purchases, and relies purely on hand speed and strategy, which is indeed rare in today's market.
Its advantages are very clear: first, it is simple and straightforward, you can play it immediately without reading the instruction manual; second, the rhythm is comfortable, it takes more than ten minutes a day to complete the goal, which is suitable for fragmented time; third, it trains the speed of the opponent, as mentioned in the feature, the faster the operation, the more gold coins can be earned. This kind of sense of accomplishment cannot be given by the current automatic idle games. I'm not going to brag about it. Although the developer Kesheng Network is not a big company, at least it doesn't treat players like leeks.
Of course it also has disadvantages. The graphics were average at the time, but they are definitely rough now; there are fewer animal species, and the game is slightly more repetitive in the later stages; and there are no social functions, so you can't go to friends' zoos to steal gold coins, etc. It may not be lively enough for today's young players who like to interact. But if you are like me and are an old player from the Saipan era, you may appreciate this purity more - there are no red dot prompts, no daily tasks, and no recharge entrances. It is also good to quietly run your own small zoo and occasionally listen to BGM.
One final word of emotion: Today's games are too smart, but this kind of stupid, free and no-in-app purchase game has become a rare species 😌 Recommended to old guys who want to find a bit of nostalgia.