Wildlife Park Gold Remastered reviews

The Game reminded me strongly of Theme Park. I liked the Preview Images visually and it is a Re-Release of "Wildlife Park Gold," this time with improved UI and HD support. My First Impression after 3 Hours Of play:: But unfortunately the first Impression was anything But good, the UI was probably designed for the mobile Phone (TouchScreen). There are some Items that appear too large. This severely limits the View. In Addition, many Inputs are made with the same mouse button. (Set, Select, draw/. Copy, Confirm). Luckily, this is an all-round relaxed and cosy Game without Stress. With two three Clicks you can see enough again. You can stop the Park at any time, build everything and then watch it all develop in Peace. The Control of the Controls takes some getting used to. Pixel Graphics and HD resolution:: Zoom in or out With the Mouse wheel; Here we scaled the Pixel Graphics. Even though my 1980 * 1200 Monitor had no Problems with the Display, it seems that only within certain Zoom levels are there the image Quality shown Above. In the Main Menu, only a Slider For Resolution, either smaller or larger. That's for 2018 and a Re-Release too little. Some Animals are difficult to detect, but one has been recognized and tracked by Magnifying glass symbol. If you Enjoy the Animations, because they are really well done. The AI feels alive and makes memorable Decisions. (Eat, sleep, play, jump, etc.) The Speed of Play can be regulated in two Ways: Normal or Faster. Again, a little more Variation would be welcome. Positive Comrades:: When you've worked your way through the chunky UI, you recognize a beautiful Game with lots of Parking Design options. The Tile editor feels very awkward at first Viewing, without Help. In practiced Hands you can work and desal the Landscape in countless Ways (Pre-rendered hills, Relative Elevation of terrain, smoothing, etc.) In The Tutorial, the Game principle is well explained, and there are the first small Missions. This works well and makes you Want more! However, If a further Explanation of the Tile Editor leaves out for the time. Is it Worth buying? Here I would say 3 out of 5, both of which are justified. If you don't Feel like Familiarizing yourself with a UI and/or scaled Pixel Graphic, you should leave your Fingers off it. If you fancy a Management Park similar To Theme Park, you will certainly be able to spend several Hours with the Game. Even though Gameplay is always more important than graphics, developers here and there should polish a little more to ensure an optimal Gaming Experience on PC. Addendum: Working Precisely with the UI is becoming more difficult from Mission to Mission, here more And more details are added that can hardly be edited. Unfortunately, no Recommendation without a patch!