Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5940 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Europress
• Released on: 2006-12-14
• Platform: Nintendo DS
• Dimensions: .55 pounds

Manufacturer's Description

My Animal Centre in Africa is a dedicated NDS conversion, taking advantage of all the NDS special features.

The player takes up the role of a young female animal doctor at an acclaimed animal hospital in the African savannah. Her main tasks are healing and nursing sick and injured animals, which are dropped off by rangers, farmers and tourists, while managing hospital economics. Making sure enough funds are available to buy food, furniture, equipment, enclosures and pay employee wages.

My Animal Centre in Africa lets the player interact with 6 of the most popular African animals, including cute puppies, as well as own pets. The game features many character customization opportunities and personal attributes, facilitating the SIMS feeling.

My Animal Centre in Africa is a real-time 3D game dedicated to the growing girl's game market, melting management-, Tamagotchi and SIM style game play to a unique game play experience.

Customer Reviews

Animal magic!
My daughter loves this game and prefers it to Nintendogs and Animal Crossing. You have to work your way up through various levels treating different types of animal on the way. The information about the animals is very interesting but some of the medical terms used are too complicated for a 10 year old! I often have to prise her away from Africa to do anything else and the novelty of the game hasn't worn off at all.

Great!
The game is so realistic. You play a vet who owns an animal hospital in africa. The game keeper brings you animals to check up on. They either have to stay at the hospital or go home. While they are at the hospital you can interact with them. It's so cute, I would recommend it!

Really good game
I bought this game a couple of weeks back, not really knowing what to expect but I have to say it is really, really good. You own an animal hospital that you can extend and furnish, and gamekeepers bring you sick animals that you have to diagnose using various diagnostic tools and then treat. Some animals have to stay at the hospital for treatment so you get to look after them and interact. You get paid for successfully treating the animals and then you can buy more things for the hospital or for your house.

Occasionally it can get a little bit tedious, sometimes waiting for the animals to be brought in but theres always something to do while you wait. If you like the sort of interactive simulation style games then this is well worth getting.