Recent reviews by Jendowoz

This game is beautiful to look and listen to and suitable for all age groups. As an older player it is really nice the battles are not as much of a focus as in some other games. I play D & D and this game sets up a perfect medieval setting that gives me some useful information and ideas for our group that plays D & D. There are a few things that could make the game more relaxing but I will add those ideas to the discussion or if there is a link for feedback and I am aware that it is still in development, but I'd appreciate that link in reply to this review.

I like the smooth running of the game and the different perspectives you can have using the "F" key. The range of materials, colours etc is amazing. I have only been playing for a short time and have earned an excellent reputation. The ability to move the sun so you can get a better view is a valuable addition. However, I would like to be able to go back after the completion and change things to give myself the chance to get the full star rating if something didn't quite go the way the client wanted or at least getting the feedback specifying what I did wrong by the client. When you get a comment like "a 3-year-old could have made that", which I saw when I first started could be discouraging to some players.

Planet Zoo is one of the best simulated games I've played. I would highly recommend it to anyone that loves animals and challenges including creative building. The realistic-looking animals and animations, the gorgeous amount of foliage and construction items are varied and always gets the creative juices flowing.
Pathing is tricky but if you practise, you eventually get used to them. It is a matter of getting used to what extent they can be manipulated.
The new content Frontier has brought out have been absolutely "spot on" and take into account what we as a community have fed back to them, which is an amazing feat in itself. Well done to all party's concerned.

One thing I would like to do is recommend strip heating and cooling for paths so our guests can become comfortable when viewing our animals as well as the circular range we already have to prevent the radius from spilling into habitats.