Bonded animals will never fight their Alpha or their bonded partners, and some alpha animals will be marked with a crown to indicate their reproductive role.Īnimal Sociality will add all of this information under the Social tab for easy reference. New animals introduced to a habitat that exceeds gender or population limits, are rejected due to their relationship with the group Alpha or have parents present when they are a solitary species, will be marked as Outsiders. The Zoopedia entry for each animal will now have an additional definition of solitary, matrilineal, patrilineal, or gregarious to indicate how they engage with their offspring. The feature will not change how animals are managed but will provide clarity on overcrowding issues and how animals engage within their group relationships. Image Credit – Frontier Developmentsīy far the biggest change is the Animal Sociality mechanic, which aims to bring a more life-like approach to the introduction of new animals into existing habitats.
This exciting new challenge brings back a returning villain from previous scenarios, making it a must-play for any Planet Zoo fan. Lastly, the Planet Zoo: Tropical Pack features a new Career scenario set in the depths of the jungle, where zookeepers must work to reverse the fortunes of a struggling zoo gifted by Tiffany Summers’ father.
The Rafflesia and Attenborough’s Pitcher Plant provide pops of colour amidst the shady leaves, creating a truly immersive experience for players and guests alike. You can create tranquil landscapes and take your guests on a journey through Tongkonan villages and Balinese temples. The expansion pack also includes over 200 new pieces of scenery inspired by Southeast Asian architecture and flora. Although, that’s not everything the DLC includes. Visitors will love seeing these creatures in their natural habitats and learning about their behaviours and characteristics.
Each species is unique and adds a new level of excitement to the game. The new inhabitants of the Planet Zoo: Tropical Pack include the Lar Gibbon, Red River Hog, Fossa, Asian Water Monitor, and Brown-Throated Sloth.
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