Many in the modern industry would assume a game with a title such as ‘Wildlife Park 3’ would be aimed at a casual audience. A game design as accessible, inoffensive entertainment suitable for the whole family. But while Wildlife Park 3 does carry some of those traits, it’s certainly not a simple game.
GameGrin's Andrew Duncan: "I decided to do this review because I used to enjoy Theme Park, back when Amiga was still a thing. Being able to alter the salt content of the fries just enough to make them long for the watered-down drinks on the other side of the park was a personal favourite pastime. Of course, if I was aware of my eleven-year-old torturing pretend people with salty food - I'd get him psychiatric help. Thankfully, my parents ignored my gaming and the torture went on. Present day I tried out the mobile Theme Park, much to my disappointment. Little customisation and my first look at In App Purchases. So when it came to a new Steam park game, I snapped it up."
SteamFirst: The world is a zoo! That’s what I hear constantly from people and nothing is more truthfully said about Wildlife Park 3. This game is similar to SIMS City or Rollercoaster Tycoon, just that its all about creating, managing, and enjoying the zoo life.
Martin Hutchison reviews Wildlife Park 3 on CalmDownTom.com
