If the rabbit we revealed was in the fourth column over, for instance, we know for certain that the pig tiles can’t possibly be in the fifth column, so we disregard those tiles.īut, as I said before, you only have ten tiles that you can reveal with each run, so if you burnt a bunch of moves trying to find the rabbit, you might not have enough to hit all four of the pig tiles even if you’re lucky enough to find them all on the first try. As mentioned, it’s a two by two block, so you can intelligently disregard any space on the game board that wouldn’t allow a square of pig tiles to reside.
In our example, the other animal we need to find in this sample outing is a pig. Once you do, you shift course to revealing tiles up or down until you’ve hit all four rabbit tiles, resulting in one rescued rabbit for your zoo. Knowing that the rabbit’s tiles will be arranged in four vertical tiles means you can start tapping across the middle row horizontally to find the start of the grouping. So, knowing the shapes of the animals, there’s a bit of strategy you can employ. You’ve got ten taps you can make to reveal individual tiles on the game board to collect ’em all and doing well in the game involves memorizing each animal’s unique tile patterns. A pig is a two by two block of pig tiles, while a rabbit is a four tall block of rabbit tiles. For instance, there might be a rabbit and a pig hidden that you need to find. At the start of each excursion the game will tell you which animals are available on this particular outing. Flying to the farm brings you to a five by five grid which you’ll get incredibly familiar with the more you play Disco Zoo.Ĭollecting animals involves playing a shape-based guessing game that at times feels oddly reminiscent of Battleship. This costs a small amount of coins, and seems to reliably increase in cost the more attempts you make to collect farm animals. Starting out, you’ll have a hot air balloon, and with this hot air balloon you’ll be able to fly to the farm and start rescuing farm animals. I’ve been streaming the game quite a bit on the TouchArcade channel, but if you’ve missed the many explanations of how the game works, here we go: You’re a zookeeper responsible for collecting new animals and keeping your existing ones awake to generate money to buy additional aircraft to fly to increasingly exotic locales to bring a wider variety of animals to your zoo.
Thankfully, it seems that this vibe persists through their new publishing effort, as Disco Zoo (Free) (Which was actually developed by Milkbag Games) perfectly fits on the App Store shelves next to Tiny Tower (Free), Nimble Quest (Free) and their other titles. If you haven’t played one, in NimbleBit games, IAP truly feels optional. NimbleBit has garnered somewhat of a legendary reputation around here for being one of the few outfits that consistently releases free to play games without the predatory IAP mechanics that surround typical free to play games.
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