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I still have that original game, and still play it regularly, as well as playing it’s “descendants”, Zoo Tycoon 2 (with all the official expansion packs) and Zoo Tycoon on the Xbox One. I always loved animals, so you can imagine how happy I was when I got Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collection as a birthday present and could make my own zoos, complete with everything from humpback whales to Javan rhinos to woolly mammoths.
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Sadly, games that fit this criteria and are generally fun have always been few and far between, so here is a list of some “diamond in the rough” games I play or have played that I would recommend and reasons behind why I recommend them.įirst off is the very first game franchise I ever had contact with: the Zoo Tycoon franchise. Though I have diversified in my taste in games over the years, these games still get my attention first and foremost. While most kids got exited over first-person shooters and violent games that may or may not have ratings that there parents should have checked, I always preferred slightly slower-paced, pretty family friendly, easy to learn but hard to truly master games that challenge the mind and/or teach you as you play, the kinds of games that parent’s always seem to approve of compared to the norm. I’ve always been a bit of an oddball when it comes to video games. This I believe draft #1: my list of the best educational video games