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Games like Planet Zoo 2

Enjoyed Planet Zoo 2? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Planet Zoo, Planet Coaster, Prehistoric Kingdom. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Planet Zoo 2: Planet Zoo 2 is the sequel to the zoo simulation game. Players build and manage distinctive zoos around the world, this time keeping fully aquatic and fully flying species alongside a varied animal roster. Habitats run from freshwater and saltwater aquariums to aviaries made from barriers, support poles and dynamic mesh covers, while authentic behaviours such as herding and grazing bring the animals to life. Global conservation projects let players release species into Wildlife Reserves they shape themselves. Four new scenery themes and five returning ones add pieces, plus blueprints and piece-by-piece construction with scaling and flexi-colour.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

About these games

Planet Zoo

Planet Zoo is a zoo simulation from the developers of Planet Coaster and Zoo Tycoon, in which players build and manage zoos housing living animals that think, feel and explore the world around them. Players construct detailed habitats recreating natural environments, research and manage each species, and help their animals raise families. A globe-trotting campaign takes players across the world, or Sandbox mode lets them build freely, shaping lakes, mountains and caves.

Planet Coaster

Planet Coaster is a theme park building and management simulation in which players construct coasters and rides piece by piece from over a thousand building components. The land itself can be reshaped – mountains raised, lakes formed, caverns dug, islands built in the sky – with tracks wound above and below ground. Each visitor is an expressive individual with their own interests and desires, so the crowd shows at a glance how well the park is run; players manage every aspect of the experience and can share their creations through the Steam Workshop community hub.

Prehistoric Kingdom

Prehistoric Kingdom is a simulation in which the player, as park manager, designs a zoo for extinct animals. They discover, incubate and release over fifty prehistoric species, from the Woolly Mammoth to the Spinosaurus, and watch young animals grow up and change in looks, sounds and behavior. The animals need food, water, sleep and social life such as herding, while staff restock supplies and clean up dung. Terrain can be shaped into rivers and mountains, structures can be built piece by piece or taken from ready-made prefabs and the Steam Workshop, and a first-person mode lets players use binoculars or enter habitats.

Jurassic World Evolution 2

Jurassic World Evolution 2 follows the 2018 management simulation and adds a new narrative campaign voiced by cast members from the film series. After the events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, players protect and contain wild dinosaurs roaming the USA alongside Dr. Ian Malcolm and Claire Dearing. Four modes are on offer: the campaign, Sandbox, Challenge with varied locations and calamities, and levels built on ‘what-if’ scenarios from the films. Players construct customisable buildings, hire scientists and bioengineer the genomes and colours of over 75 prehistoric species, including flying and marine reptiles.

Parkasaurus

Parkasaurus is a dinosaur management simulation in which the player builds well-designed exhibits, researches specialised technologies and manages profits to grow the park into the ultimate dinosaur theme park. Each dinosaur needs its own biosphere, so exhibit shape, materials, ecology, plants, elevation and humidity all matter, and privacy and biome systems reward creative design. Players raise dinosaurs from a small egg to full adult size, manage four types of employees, follow guest star reviews and watch exhibits where dinosaurs attempt destructive escapes and attack visitors.

Zoo Park

Zoo Park is a simulation and strategy game in which you look after more than 40 animal species from all over the world. At the same time you run a professional programme of rescue, rehabilitation, research and conservation. Each species has its own needs for habitat, diet and care, so you plan the facility to suit both the animals and the visitors and earn popularity points. You keep an eye on habitat size, feeding and the animals’ ability to exercise, and hire staff to keep the zoo running smoothly.