This game is addicting, but it would be much more addicting if the controls were more fluid; when you have to change the direction of the joystick to change your position 90 degrees is a little bit vague. However, for an early arcade game, this game is a role model; there are three completely different stages, and each one brings its own challenge. There is a slight knock off of Donkey Kong, but there is enough of a change to make it fun. There is, of course, the main zoo keeping stage which is a lot of fun because there are a variety of ways to alter the game in your mind without actually altering the game; you can see how many animals you can jump, avoid the net, and many more. Finally, there is a extra life stage, where you have to make it up two rows of floors to a princess to gain a life. But what is annoying is if you mess up, you lose a life, and the extra life opportunity is gone. Overall though, this game is a lot of fun and is an underrated gem

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