With the Planet Zoo: Twilight Pack, snoop into the enigmatic realm of crepuscular animals! It includes the first new career scenario since Planet Zoo’s launch DLC, along with five amazing new animals and 200+ intricate new landscape pieces. Prepare to meet your new naughty neighbours, including sneaky racoons and crafty foxes. Add plenty of decorations and items with a Twilight theme to your park. And then plunge into a complex new career scenario set in Transylvania’s stunning surroundings.
FIVE TWILIGHT ANIMALS
The raccoon, red fox, common wombat, striped skunk, and Egyptian fruit bat are now available! You may create comfortable new habitats for these charming creatures, which are typically found in dens, burrows, and caves. Invite people to see elusive racoons in locations that appear more like the natural world and away from their usual urban hunting haunts. Choose your favourite red fox from a wide range of beautiful colour variations, such as silver, black, white, cross, and piebald. Discover how wombats and skunks raise their young, live, and play in their burrows. And take care of a colony of magnificent Egyptian fruit bats in a brand-new walk-through exhibit that allows visitors to enter while the bats fly above their heads your animals will adore playing with the bouncing pumpkin ball, a brand-new item for enrichment.
MORE THAN 200 SCENERY ITEMS
With a wealth of new, creative settings, let your imagination run wild. With bubbling cauldrons, spider web decorations, eye stickers, and a variety of carved pumpkins embrace the night. Create intricate castles and villages using new architectural elements like walls, towers, wood, and metal. And include spooky plants like naturally twisted bristlecone pine, ivy that thrives in shade, ghost fungus, and foxglove. These engaging new scenery pieces perfectly capture the essence of this Planet Zoo collection, whether you want to adorn a street corner with grainy gargoyles or build an impressive wooden portcullis over your zoo entrance. Give your visitors a brand-new area to explore by expanding your zoo in a different direction.
A NEW CALL FOR APPLICANTS
Greetings from Transylvania! Help Nancy restore a puzzling zoo where foxes that have escaped are allowed to roam freely. To turn around the fortunes of your failing business and get customers flowing through the gates once more, adopt and care for a wide variety of different species, create lovely habitats, and even rescue a Himalayan brown bear from a wealthy socialite. With a distinctively atmospheric edge, the first career scenario since Planet Zoo’s first DLC is a deep, rich, and immersive campaign.
Thoughts
Since there are so many different animals in this pack, along with some excellent animal choices and building materials, it’s difficult for me to assign a rating.
The Wombat was my final “must-have” for the game, thus there was no way I wasn’t going to get this pack simply for that. A truly good option is the raccoon. The Red Fox is OK on its own, but the Maned Wolf, a generally comparable model that is far more popular and exotic, matches the theme better. The “surprise” pick they always make was the Skunk. I would have been content if we had obtained the Maned Wolf. But because we didn’t, all I can think of is how I wish this had been the Tasmanian Devil.
Although it is a base game update, only the bat can currently be utilised for the Walkthrough Exhibit. – Although I’m curious to see where they take this (hopefully birds), the fact that it’s not connected to the pack suggests that they’ll utilise it again for further stuff. No way would they have created this just for a bat. Even though the WE concept shouldn’t be examined as part of this pack, the bat is still fantastic.
The environment I enjoy creating Halloween-themed Sims landscapes, but I’m not as interested in creating a similar theme for a zoo. Furthermore, I’m not even all that interested in it because it is so specialised and themed. Although not good enough to be considered necessary or even one of the game’s best building sets, the non-Halloween construction sets are nevertheless great. However, the new flora is incredibly lovely and is undoubtedly the highlight of the pack’s non-animal portion.
If this had been an animal pack with some other very commonly sought and well-known animal selections, I would have willingly surrendered the entire environment (including the new vegetation with reluctance). Of course, substituting the Maned Wolf for the Fox. Although they undoubtedly reserve the sloths, porcupines, Tasmanian devils, and other animals for other packs, the selection of animals here may have benefited from including one more often requested animal.
