A bunch of wild animals in all different shapes and sizes are at a pool party, and they all want to get on the pool float.  Help them all fit by arranging them on the float in this Switch game that reminds me of tanogram puzzles.  It’s also exactly the same as another game I reviewed a few months ago called Fit My Cat.

In each level are zoo animals in a pool, and each one is arranged so it’ll fit in a certain number of squares on the float.  Highlight an animal with the L stick and move it with the A button and rotate it with the R button.  When all the animals are on the float, you can go onto the next level.  There are nearly 100 levels in all.

It’s a neat concept and relaxing puzzler, but I had a few problems with it that kept me from staying interested.  It gets pretty hard around level 25 or so, and a hint option or level skip feature would’ve been nice.  Also it’s a bit difficult to tell which critter is highlighted.  A mouse cursor or pointer might’ve solved that problem.

Kid Factor:

Nothing violent or objectionable here.  Reading skill isn’t needed and the game may be considered somewhat educational as it enforces spatial relations.  But younger gamers may find it difficult after a while.  Fit My Zoo is rated E for Everyone.

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