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NimbleBit and Milkbag Games to Team Up for New 'Disco Zoo' Game

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NimbleBit, the developer behind freemium hits like Pocket Trains, Tiny Tower, and Pocket Planes, has teamed up with Milkbag Games' Matt Rix, creator of Trainyard and Owen Goss, who did Landformer and Finger Tied, for an all new animal-based game called Disco Zoo.

Through casual puzzle gameplay, rescue animals from around the world to live in your very special Disco Zoo. Earn coins from your exhibits and keep the party going for both visitors and animals with disco dancing!

According to our sister site TouchArcade, the game will offer free-to-play mechanics like other NimbleBit games and as can be seen in the trailer above, it also features a similar pixelated art style.

While a specific release date has not been made available, NimbleBit says it is coming to the App Store soon.

Top Rated Comments

HiRez Avatar
164 months ago
That looks ridiculous, and bad. This warrants a story? Really?
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
AngerDanger Avatar
164 months ago
I've been following one of Disco Zoo's creators on Twitter for the past four years. He developed the framework on which several iOS games have been built and also created my favorite puzzle game, Train Yard. It was cool to see little spoilers and complaints about this game's development and then read an article about it on MR!

LOL, what the ... ?

I don't see the point in this game either. I think it's going to be fun for a minute, then boring for the rest.
Yeah, after watching the 20 second ad, I feel that I know enough about this game to determine its playability as well. :p
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
spblat Avatar
164 months ago
That looks ridiculous, and bad. This warrants a story? Really?

To be fair, they did put this on the reject pile that is the iOS blog.

Wow guys. NimbleBit have put out some great stuff, and the trailer shows nothing about the gameplay mechanic--it's just a vague tease to get their fans excited. From their history of games I see no reason not to look forward to it if you've enjoyed their past work.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
164 months ago
My first thought: AWESOME!! :)
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Jessica Lares Avatar
164 months ago
LOL, what the ... ?

I don't see the point in this game either. I think it's going to be fun for a minute, then boring for the rest.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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