Frontier Developments has announced the launch of the new Tropical Pack for its critically acclaimed zoo simulator Planet Zoo. The new Tropical Pack brings five brand-new highly requested animals which are typically found in tropical rainforests around the world, including Africa, Southeast Asia, and South America. Apart from the five new species added to the game, the Tropical Pack also brings 200+ scenery pieces, and a brand-new campaign scenario. Check out the new trailer for Planet Zoo: Tropical Pack below to see what you can expect from the latest expansion:
Arriving in the new Tropical Pack, the new animals include Lar Gibbon, Red River Hog, Fossa, Asian Water Monitor, and the Brown-Throated Sloth in its Walkthrough Exhibit. With the help of the new scenery pieces, you will be able to convert your zoo into a tranquil tropical paradise with scenery pieces and foliage inspired by Southeast Asia. You will be able to build Balinese-styled tiered temples along with peaceful Tongkonan-inspired villages and assemble detailed new multi-part animal statues.
You will also find a beautiful assortment of props including tables, benches, parasols, drapery, and new Southeast Asian plant life including the Rafflesia, Attenborough’s Pitcher Plant, and Basket Fern. The new campaign scenario will allow you to explore the beautiful environment of Bali, Indonesia where you will reunite with Tiffany, and lend her a hand at the tropical zoo that she has been gifted by her dad. You will take up the ownership of the zoo, adopt and manage a wonderful array of animals, and try to generate reviews as hot as the climate.
The Zoo Planet: Tropical Pack is now available across all platforms and it is priced at $9.99. Naturally, you will need the base game to jump into the new content offered by the DLC pack. Previous animal packs released for Zoo Planet include Grasslands Animal Pack and Wetlands Animal Pack.
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