Hi All,
We hope you have all been enjoying Zoo Park: Run Your Own Animal Sanctuary. Just a tiny bit of news if you're interested in the company. Chris (That's me, who manages this blog!) is running a Ask Me Anything on Reddit. If you have any questions about the game or Excalibur Publishing, visit the following URL and say hello!
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1eazhp/hi_i_work_at_excalibur_publishing_a_video_games/
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Monday, 13 May 2013
Become a Zoo Keeper!
We've got an exciting new competition to launch with the success of Zoo Park: Run Your Own Animal Sanctuary... If you've ever wanted to care after real life animals maybe this'll tickle your fancy!
Visit our official competition page at www.IWantToBeAZookeeper.com and participate in a few small short questions to stand a chance of winning this awesome competition.
Good luck to all of you who enter!
Visit our official competition page at www.IWantToBeAZookeeper.com and participate in a few small short questions to stand a chance of winning this awesome competition.
Good luck to all of you who enter!
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Zoo Park Reviews 09/05/2013
Zoo Park: Run Your Own Animal Sanctuary released last week for both PC and MAC last week. In that short time we've had two excellent reviews on the game. Check them out below!
Ghostwolfe:
"Zoo Park is an enjoyable experience for the whole family and is going to be a great way to teach kids about the different animals in the game. Parents will enjoy the fact that they can utilize the game to benefit their childrens growth of knowledge"
Ghostwolfe:
"Zoo Park is an enjoyable experience for the whole family and is going to be a great way to teach kids about the different animals in the game. Parents will enjoy the fact that they can utilize the game to benefit their childrens growth of knowledge"
Score: 8.2 http://ghostwolfe.com/blog/game-review/zoo-park-pc-review/
GamerCast
"you aren't striving for the most money, the biggest sanctuary, or the most satisfied customers, the animals are your main priority, and the real end goal is freedom, something very different to the normal scope of gaming, which may be difficult for some to stomach."
Score: 4/5 http://www.gamercast.net/zoo-park-review
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Zoo Park: Run Your Own Animal Sanctuary Is Out Now
We’re pleased to announce that Zoo Park: Run Your Own Animal Sanctuary is now released for both PC and MAC! It’s been a great thrill developing the game and we hope that you enjoy how the game has turned out.
A YouTuber known as BestInSlot has uploaded a let’s play video showcasing many of the elements included in Zoo Park. So if you've got twenty five minutes to spare and want to see a very detailed video check out the YouTube link below:
Thursday, 2 May 2013
The Meerkat
We have just one more day before Zoo Park: Run your Own Animal Sanctuary is launched for PC & Mac! Today we'd like to share just a couple more animals. First up is the lovable Meerkat!
Location: Africa
Diet: Omnivore
Lifespan: Up to 7 years in the wild
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
The Gorilla
We have a few animals to reveal today! Stay tuned as we post
up several animals included in the final game when it hits store shelves this Friday!
Location: Africa
Diet: Omnivore
Lifespan: 35 years in the wild
Diet: Omnivore
Lifespan: 35 years in the wild
Monday, 29 April 2013
The Coyote
As we approach the final week of release for Zoo park: Run
Your Own Animal Sanctuary, it’s time to meet the Coyote! Traditionally in tales
and traditions of native Americans it is usually considered as a clever beast.
One such example is the coyote’s resourcefulness to adapt to the changing
landscape of America.
Location: America
Diet: Omnivore
Lifespan: Up to 14 years in the wild
Interesting fact: The coyotes are actually very good swimmers, they have actually colonized the Elizabeth islands of Massachusetts thanks to this incredible skill.
Lifespan: Up to 14 years in the wild
Interesting fact: The coyotes are actually very good swimmers, they have actually colonized the Elizabeth islands of Massachusetts thanks to this incredible skill.
Here’s a video of coyote pups emerging from a den:
Friday, 26 April 2013
The Wolverine
Listen bub! It’s time to introduce you to the Wolverine!
Many people will probably remember the name Wolverine as one of the famous
members of the X men . I need to brush up on my comics knowledge but I remember
Wolverine not being the most tallest character in the animated TV series, maybe because he
was slouching, but that may have been why Logan was named Wolverine. The animal
Wolverine is the size of a small bear, but it’s incredibly powerful and of
course, they are solitary creatures so they do match the characteristics of a
certain member of the X men.
Diet:Omnivore
Lifespan: up to 12 years in the wild
Interesting fact: A wolverine may travel 15 miles in a single day to search for food.
Lifespan: up to 12 years in the wild
Interesting fact: A wolverine may travel 15 miles in a single day to search for food.
We found a video that shows a wolverine in super hero mode
as it pulls someone out from an avalanche.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
The Tapir
The TV show South park aired an episode called “When an
elephant makes love to a pig” relatively early during the cartoons
lifespan. If this were to happen or we
cross bred the two animals an animal looking similar to the tapir could come to
mind! It’s one of the most bizarre
mammals on the planet in terms of look as it can also sport a selection of
different coats ranging from plan, black and white to even sporting cheetah
style patterns.
Location: South America
Diet: Hebivore
Lifespan: up to 30 years in the wild.
Interesting fact: Despite their body looking quite densely built they are excellent swimmers and can even dive to feed on aquatic plants.
Lifespan: up to 30 years in the wild.
Interesting fact: Despite their body looking quite densely built they are excellent swimmers and can even dive to feed on aquatic plants.
As for a video to share, we have found this awesome (and quite cheesy) video
titled “What in the wirld is a Tapir?” Check it out for more info on the tapir!
Monday, 22 April 2013
The Koala
We’re going down under for today’s Animal A Day feature! The
Koala is one of Australia’s mascots, because of their teddy bear like features,
they are sometimes mistaken to have some relatives in the bear family, in fact,
it’s a Marsupial, a pouched mammal which will catty their young in a pouch very
similar to a kangaroo.
Location: Australia
Diet: Herbivore
Lifespan: 20 years in the wild
Interesting fact: A koalas main food source, Eucalyptus leads are poisonous, but due to the koalas special digestive system they can eat eucalyptus leaves without any severe side effects.
Lifespan: 20 years in the wild
Interesting fact: A koalas main food source, Eucalyptus leads are poisonous, but due to the koalas special digestive system they can eat eucalyptus leaves without any severe side effects.
With our game featuring a rescue and rehabilitation aspect,
we enjoyed this short video for a television series called Koala hospital.
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Thursday, 18 April 2013
Reindeer
Zoo Park is just over two weeks until launch. Today’s animal
A Day feature introduces you to the Reindeer, those creatures that pull Santa’s/
st Nick’s/ father Christmas’s etc sleigh.
Location: Cold Climate
Diet: Hebivore
Lifespan: 12 – 15 years in the wild
Interesting fact: Depending on the season, the reindeers hooves will adapt to change with the terrain. During the summer periods their footpads become sponge-like but in the windter they shrink and tighten to prevent the reindeer from slipping on Ice.
Lifespan: 12 – 15 years in the wild
Interesting fact: Depending on the season, the reindeers hooves will adapt to change with the terrain. During the summer periods their footpads become sponge-like but in the windter they shrink and tighten to prevent the reindeer from slipping on Ice.
Here’s a video showing off the reindeer whilst telling you
how they became the legendary creatures that pull santa’s sleigh
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
The Hippopotamus
The Hippopotamus was named by the greeks as the “river horse”
because they love water, they can spend up to 16 hours a day in rivers and
lakes to keep themselves cool in the African sun. If I spent that long in
water, there’s a chance the wrinkles would make me look like some sort of giant
raison
Location: Africa
Diet: Herbivore
Lifespan: Up to 40 years in the wild
Interesting fact: When hippos bask on the shoreline they can often be seen to leak an oily red substance, this started a myth at how hippos sweat blood. In fact the liquid is a skin moistener and sunblock which can also provide protection from germs.
Diet: Herbivore
Lifespan: Up to 40 years in the wild
Interesting fact: When hippos bask on the shoreline they can often be seen to leak an oily red substance, this started a myth at how hippos sweat blood. In fact the liquid is a skin moistener and sunblock which can also provide protection from germs.
Here’s an extraordinary video of Karl Pilkington visiting a
family that have a hippo as a pet. We really would not recommend this, but we
do love Karl pilkington’s reaction!
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