That said, the moral ambiguity hits harder than a disgruntled elephant. Every time I build a beautiful habitat, I hear a tiny voice: “Maybe buy the game next time?” But then I remember I spent those savings on in-game foliage DLC that I also didn’t pay for.
I’ve always wanted to run a zoo, but I also wanted to keep my wallet caged. Enter EMPRESS’s handiwork. The game runs smoother than a well-oiled monorail system, and not once did Denuvo tap on my screen asking for a ticket. Animals breed, guests complain, and staff go on strike — just like Frontier intended. Planet Zoo-EMPRESS
If you can wrestle with your conscience longer than wrestling an escaped gorilla, it’s a perfect simulation. Just don’t be surprised if your komodo dragons judge you. They know. That said, the moral ambiguity hits harder than
Here’s an interesting, slightly cheeky review for Planet Zoo (EMPRESS release), written from the perspective of a frugal zookeeper-turned-digital-liberator: "My penguins have better DRM than Denuvo." Enter EMPRESS’s handiwork
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5 — minus one star for the guilt)