#DISCO ZOO PATTERNS DOWNLOAD#

What keeps you coming back to Disco Zoo is the waking/sleeping feature. Uncover them all and you can add the animal to your zoo, which is good, because keeping cute furries is how you make money! They're arranged in unique patterns sort of like battleships. Usually it's a few coins or a whole lot of nothing, but there are animals under the grid pieces, too. Tap a tile to reveal what's hidden beneath it. You do this by playing a battleship-style game that takes place on a 5x5 grid. Pick up and play, put it down and party.ĭisco Zoo sends you out to rescue animals to keep safe behind your zoo's walls. Disco Zoo is a casual puzzle and simulation game that combines simple logic diversions with too-cute visuals that's perfect for mobile devices.

#DISCO ZOO PATTERNS DOWNLOAD#

Download it from the App Store for free.Ever wanted your own zoo but were concerned it didn't have enough swanky funk style? NimbleBit, the creators of Pocket Planes, along with Milkbag Games (featuring Matt Rix of Trainyard fame) know that feeling all too well. That said it’s ridiculous and fun and is clearly a trademark NimbleBit game through and through. Remember how addicting Tiny Tower was when it landed on the iPhone? If you want to relive that addiction, but with zoo animals instead, get ready to lose hours of your life in Disco Zoo. The more animals you have, the longer they’ll stay awake, the better the ratings you’ll get, the more money you’ll make, etc. Soon enough you’ll have enough coins to get something better than a hot air balloon, which will allow you to expand your zoo and rescue more animals from different regions. If you’re out of bux, they can be purchased with real money. Things get crazy in the best way possible.īux can also be used to add attempts to any given rescue, especially helpful if you’re trying to find rare or mythical creatures… like unicorns. In the case of Disco Zoo, you can use bux to throw a disco party, where animals will dance and groove for an extended period of time without falling asleep, whilst generating twice the revenue. Throwing disco parties requires “bux,” a super currency common in NimbleBit titles that gives you some immediate benefit. To keep your animals partying, you can throw a disco party. Oh sure, you’ll be required to wake your animals back up from time to time - animals that are asleep don’t generate any revenue at their exhibits - similar to how stocking and deliveries worked in NimbleBits’ Tiny Tower. Sometimes you’ll earn cash for random contests that you didn’t even know where going on. Pleased visitors will sometimes throw money at you. The more animals you have in your exhibits, the more money you make as a result. They pass out and you have to wake them back up. Each time you uncover an animal, it’s added to your zoo, and it’ll begin generating gold in its exhibit.īack at the zoo, the animals you’ve rescued are throwing a party. Each rescue, or ten attempts, costs a certain amount of gold, and you’ll initially be given enough gold to fail a few times and get a general gist for common patterns and shapes that animals can be found in. To find an animal you have to uncover a number of squares revealing it, and you have ten attempts to do it on a 5 x 5 grid.

I mean, this is what the whole game inside the game really is. I don’t know who opens a Zoo before putting animals in it, but nonetheless, you’re given a pile of money, a hot air balloon, and a mini-map where you have ten attempts to find a given animal in an old-school game of battleship.

Disco zoo patterns