Bamberg, May 7, 2024. A paradise for night owls has been brought to life in Zoo 2: Animal Park, developer and publisher upjers’ (https://en.upjers.com/) hit game. The nocturnal house, also dubbed Noctarium, is closing the curtains and dimming the lights. After all, this new feature is designed specifically for nocturnal animals!
Players can simply dim the lights with a help of a sliding bar, allowing them to create an enchanting nighttime atmosphere for their critters. At home in the dark, the nocturnal house’s denizens will come out to awe and amaze visitors.
Five all-new species can move into the nocturnal house right off the bat: the slow loris, springhare, tawny frogmouth, southern three-banded armadillo and lesser hedgehog tenrec. Each has their own unique animations, be it for eating, playing with a toy, or clambering around their enclosure equipment.
Even from the outside, the new building is a real eye-catcher in your 3D zoo, with waterfalls splashing and tempting curious zoogoers to have a look inside. Inside, a light regulator provides the desired the desired brightness: bright as day or black as night! Fluorescent decorative elements on the enclosures and along the paths allow visitors to find their way and see the nocturnal animals scampering through their enclosures.
Nocturnal enclosures allow for the creation of mixed species habitats – armadillos aren’t bothered by the activities of the tenrecs and vice versa. Of course, there’s a slew of new decorations, buildings, and shops to add a personal touch to this twilit region.
Don’t let all the excitement detract from another important event though: Our Mother’s Day event kicks off tomorrow, on Wednesday, May 8th. Players can decorate their zoo with all manner of knitted and sewn decorations, securing themselves rewards such as the mountain nyala and the white variant of the beloved alpaca.
Now available at level 80 and up: A nocturnal animal world full of life! Check out this new attraction in Zoo 2: Animal Park (https://en.upjers.com/zoo-2-animal-park)!
About upjers:
upjers (en.upjers.com) proves that the dream of turning a hobby into a successful start-up isn't just a fairy tale. The company has become one of the leading developers of browser games and apps in Germany and employs over 120 people at the Bamberg headquarters. Over 100 million players worldwide have registered for an upjers game, and upjers apps have been downloaded over 30 million times. upjers games are also available on Steam and Amazon. The broad range of titles encompasses everything from tycoons over business simulations to strategy games.