How to play Facebook MyZoo

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By looptheloop
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Facebook MyZoo is a fun game but can be frustrating if you do not have a game plan.

The object of the game is to have fun of course,but you can also try to make your zoo the most popular of all the other zoos.

How you do this is to have the highest "acclaim". Acclaim in the game is the measure of how successful your zoo is in relation to other player zoos.

Increasing your zoo acclaim while keeping expenses under control is what I will help you with.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Facebook membership

Step 1

Purchasing property.

Certain properties are required at different levels of the game.
When available for purchase, buy only that required of you to keep your zoo "satisfaction" rating at 100%.

What that means is you will purchase what you need only when the 'satisfaction" reminder tells you something is needed.

For example if a restroom is available, do not buy it unless the "satisfaction" reminder indicates it is needed.

Buying a lot of vending machines and hot dog stands may seem like a great way to increase your revenue but do not contribute to your zoo popularity unless you have bought them to fill a need on the "satisfaction" reminder.

Buy as much land as you can afford in the beginning of the game; the price goes up with your zoo popularity.
Step 2

Animals.

There is only one section where you want to buy every animal available; the petting zoo.

Use discretion in buying other animals. In fact, after the 25th purchase of any animal, you do not receive any benefit in the way of zoo popularity.
Step 3

Breeding.

When you reach the point where you can breed six animals at once, make sure you choose a mix of hard and easier to breed animals. Breeding times can take several real-time days so you really need to be patient.
Step 4

Advertising.

Advertising is a means to increasing your zoo acclaim or popularity. Always place as much money in advertising you can and still make a profit.

A combination of ticket price and advertising can keep your revenue in the black.