Wildlife Park 3 Demo

Animals are definitely not the type of exhibit that's easy to manage and keep happy, since most of them require special habitats and various other accommodations that are not always simple to provide. However, zoos are very popular all around the world, especially those that feature exotic species and allow the visitors to witness the majesty of the animals in large habitats, rather than keeping them in small cages.

Wildlife Park 3 is a tycoon-type game in which your purpose is to build and manage a successful zoo, in order to gain as much profit as you can and be able to afford even more expensive equipment. Naturally, most of the gameplay is actually centered around the exhibits themselves, since they require a lot of attention and care in order to thrive in captivity. In case they are hungry or malnourished, the public won't actually enjoy gazing at them, not to mention the trouble you can get into by neglecting them.

In the beginning, before you jump in and start cramming lions and giraffes under the same roof, you can get yourself acquainted with the system by undertaking the tutorial provided with the game. Hence, you can learn the basics and slowly get better and better at managing your establishment, while also earning more money and buy more expensive equipment to tend to your animals.

Obviously, you can place the buildings wherever you want and organize the enclosures as you see fit, in order to put your own ideas into practice. However, you are also free to handle the terrain itself and apply terraforming techniques in order to make certain patches of land habitable for various species. While this might sound like a lot of work, everything blends in together quite nicely inside the game, especially since you feel like everything you do influences the success of your enterprise in some way.

The animals themselves can be customized, although not in the way you would expect. The idea is that you can create distinct families and keep track of them, by placing certain marks, horns or color patches on their fur and easily distinguish them from other exhibits. This also allows you to see how the genes are passed on and how many generations you can go through in one session.

All things considered, Wildlife Park 3 is definitely a major improvement over the previous releases and it can occupy a decent amount of your time. Thanks to the large palette of animals, enhanced customization options and various other gimmicks that require your attention, the game is liable to keep you playing more than you would expect.