My eyes are watering from sadness and anger. When i first saw the game i was very interested. I tried it out on my friends account,because for me the price was high. For the last 3 years i was looking for games with gameplay that is entertaining for me. A gameplay that provides me fun and makes me want to play it even daily. You know, i just want to play Zoochosis because i enjoy its gameplay, its not long but just long enough for me to replay it a lot of times. I played an older version on my friend's account. It was perfect for me. Then a few months without not playing with it, i bought it. I was expecting it to be a bit better,maybe a few bug fixes here and there maybe some new things. And since that version, the game just became worse and unenjoyable for me. I liked the math and thinking i had to put into the game to be able to succeed. To learn the cures for the infected, read the informations about basic animal cures. But this 6 shoot lethal dose boss fight thing...why did you gu...

It was a little rough around the edges in the beginnings but the devs have been improving and adding. Its been fun to try to achieve different goals or try for different endings. Love that they're adding new animals.

i found a bug already in the tutorial, in the giraffe enclosure i shot Poe, the sick giraffe, and the dialog said i shot Beau?!?

A lot more fun that I expected it to be! Note, I did come after the new major update but I'm happy I did. This game got heavy replayability and a good horror game with lowkey randomness thrown in. I'm all for it.

love the game, the jumpscares actually scare me which is makes the game more fun cant wait for the next updates coming im excited

This game definitely saved itself. Started buggy, confusing and weirdly paced. With recent updates, tutorial revamps, and added content, this game is definitely worth playing now!

While this game is really promising, its very obvious that its very unfinished and still in its early stages. There are still a lot of bugs and most animals aren't even available yet, so if you plan on playing this, check back at a later date. For those interested enough to read this review: Aside from bugs and glitches, the directions are very unclear and the tutorial barely scratches the surface of what you have to deal with very early on. For example regarding parasites, you have to observe the animals behavior and analyze it, if it vomits, if it has scars etc. etc. and in response you will need to fabricate an dart to remove the parasite. At least thats what the game tells you; what it doesnt tell you is which dart fits which symptom and so on and so forth. In the tutorial the animal WITH mucus but WITHOUT fever is the one carrying the parasite, not the one WITH mucus and WITH fever; that is what you are being told in an isolated case. When the game leaves you alone, all paras...

It's a great game for people that like horror and lore so have fun playing

Great game, I really enjoyed it and got a lot of positive emotion

The last couple updates really boned this game big time. I played in the earlier days when it had first released and the idea was there - you visit enclosures, gather clues from the animals quickly so that you can diagnose them and treat diseases or cure parasites. It was tough, but eventually I got the hang of what to look for and I ended up knowing almost second-hand what symptoms matched which disease, and how to spot diseases that the parasite mimics. Lo and behold, with the last couple of updates all of that was thrown out the window. I'm on New Game +++ and now almost every enclosure it's a matter of maybe 40 seconds before one of the animals mutates and starts killing the others/me. You now have to go out of order to the enclosures to find the PDAs in order to 'unlock' the ability to cure parasites before actually even setting foot in to see the animals which feels like such a setback to the pacing the game used to have. Now I find myself scrambling to run around and find all th...