JIG writes: "Simplz: Zoo combines a match-3 puzzle game with a casual simulation for a new and compelling experience. Now, you may have heard that story before when Floating Kingdoms came along, but this one has a potent blend of the genres that interconnects so thoroughly, everything you do in one directly affects the other. The result is a game that elegantly moves you back and forth while giving you the freedom to customize the experience to your liking."
Out of Eight writes: "How do you make a match-3 game more interesting? PC's have been inundated with enough games that it's practically its own genre. More sophisticated gamers such as you and me (but not that guy over there; he's an idiot) require more sophistication! Enter the egregiously misspelled Simplz: Zoo, which attempts to combine classic (meaning "tired") match-3 gameplay with running your own zoo. Giving you another goal is certainly more interesting than tediously matching jewels, right? Let's find out!"
Simplz Zoo, from Reflexive Entertainment and South Winds Games, is an interesting casual game in a recent vein of games that combine the match three genre with some form of simulation. You might think it an odd combination but it works quite well. In order to get more items, animals, and buildings in your zoo you need to play the match-three levels and collect the necessary resources. It's surprisingly engrossing.
Game Vortex writes: "Simplz: Zoo is an interesting new game out for download. It combines your traditional SimCity game with a puzzle game, which means that you never really get bored of either!"
