Zoo 2: Animal Park represents upjers GmbH's entry into the competitive animal simulation genre, positioning itself as a comprehensive zoo management game for Android users. The application enables players to assume the role of zoo director, managing animal care, breeding programs, and park expansion while maintaining visual appeal and visitor satisfaction through detailed environmental design. The core functionality revolves around animal management systems where users care for diverse species including tigers, pandas, elephants, and giraffes. Players clean enclosures, breed animal offspring, and strategically expand their zoo layout. The game incorporates resource management mechanics requiring balancing of finances, animal needs, and visitor attractions. Design elements include extensive customization options with decorative items and structural features that affect both aesthetics and gameplay progression. User experience centers on intuitive touch controls with a clean interface displaying resource metrics, animal status indicators, and construction options. The 3D graphics render animals and environments with notable detail, though some users report performance variations across devices. Real-world usage patterns show players engaging in daily check-ins for animal care and gradual expansion projects, with social features allowing zoo visits to other players' parks for inspiration and rewards. User feedback indicates widespread appreciation for the game's long-term engagement value and visual presentation. Jacob B (July 30, 2025) notes the game's addictive quality despite minor audio issues, while Quinn Black (July 2, 2025) praises the freedom of zoo development choices. Multiple reviews from July 2025 (Mary Snow, Rachel Jackson) cite concerns about animals ceasing movement animations and premium currency accessibility, with Elena Koch (July 16, 2025) acknowledging progression incentives through advertisements and microtransactions. The application demonstrates strengths in visual presentation and sustained engagement mechanics, though limitations appear in animation consistency and premium currency economy. Performance varies across Android devices, with some users experiencing reduced animal behaviors after updates. Ideal for players seeking casual management simulation with gradual progression systems, though those preferring immediate gratification may find the pace and monetization approach challenging.