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There is something utterly brilliant about this simple top-down game. It brings the nostalgia and chaos of the original GTA games but skinned with a timeless cartoon art style that is packed full with a ton of easter eggs. Great fun and has great replay-ability.

Always been a big fan of idle games due to not needing your full attention for long periods of time. Perfect to have on a second screen or in the background whilst putting your attention to something else. This one is particularly chilled, hence the name and is just like having a virtual fish tank. The fish will grow on their own but you can feed them should you want them to eat and grow faster. It's also a nice challenge to try and collect all of the fish including the harder to obtain painted and golden versions.

Click the cookie. Buy an upgrade. Click the cookie (many times). Repeat many times.

One of those games that has a very simple narrative but can be played in an infinite number of ways. An ever expanding production line of materials that can be expanded exponentially if you so desire. The use of trains and robots for more advanced players allows you to take the factory building to a whole new level.

The utlimate goal of this game is to a launch a rocket, but for those who have played the game knows that that is really just the beginning of the game. The infinite upgrades and constant onslaught from the biters keeps you playing forever more or until you start all over again to build an even more productive and streamline factory system that produces materials even quicker.

Your typical idle clicker where you start with nothing, you click click click with your mouse to very slowly earn your first bit of currency to purchase your first unlock/ upgrade and then the infinite journey ahead of you is unlocked.

Cell to Singularity takes the real world evolutionary science and has replicated various elements of it within the game. Each unlock rewards an increased yield on the previous allowing you to then reach further and further into the game.

The game is feature rich with content and the developers are still actively adding to and updating the game ready for an official release. The game is currently in an open beta but don't let that put you off as the game is fully playable and is really well polished.

I'm personally nearing the end of the current available content but I know there is more coming so it looks like the evolution never ends.

Following on from their previous game Planet Coaster, I went into this game with high expectations of what to expect.

As a huge fan of simulation games and having played Zoo Tycoon and Zoo Tycoon 2 on the PC when they first came out and then a few years later Zoo Tycoon on the Nintendo DS (which was awful), it's safe to say i'm a fan of zoo management games.

Planet Zoo is a beautifully crafted game with a over 50 animals to incorporate in your zoo. There are some great animals already in the game and as is standard with Frontier games, there is bound to be future DLC that will bring new animals, themes and decorations to the game. With Giraffes and Pandas being my favourite animals, I was very happy to see they both made it into the base game.

The game is complete with an immersive campaign mode with varying scenarios. There is a Franchise mode which is single player zoo management but with an online marketplace for buying and selling animals. I recommend picking this game up.

Been following this game a long time now and got early access when it first came out. Have racked up 18 hours at the time of writing this review and can honestly say the amount of time that could be spent in a sandbox game like this is endless. Constantly receiving updates making the game bigger and better with each iteration.

Insanely brilliant from start to finish, this is literally how GTA IV should have been. This just gets me more and more excited about the forthcoming GTA V.