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The player’s imagination can run riot in the ever popular “free game” mode: the virtual wildlife park manager has over 30 plant species, a range of visitor facilities, numerous building options for enclosures and many more elements available to design and build his own park. Of course he must also consider the needs of the 25 different animal species and must hire and train animal keepers to look after the animals and their offspring. Randomly generated quests also provide variety; nor should the “cute factor” be ignored in Wildlife Park 3 either!
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