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The game was a notable indie success, developed in just 10 months on an $8,000 budget by Andy Schatz. It was an Independent Games Festival (IGF) finalist in 2006 . How to Access the Game

To keep animals alive, you must manage water holes and food supplies (like shrubs for herbivores). These resources are often earned by trading "jewels" or "flowers" generated by your animals.

is a unique ecosystem simulation game originally released in 2005 by Pocketwatch Games . Unlike traditional "tycoon" games that focus on business management and financial gain, this title centers on the delicate balance of nature in the African Serengeti. Core Gameplay Mechanics