National Geographic Great Migrations

National Geographic Great Migrations
Game description:

View some of the most spectacular migrations of animal species around the world as it is to control the monarch butterflies, schools of salmon and more on their dangerous trek. This is a difficult task that filled with predators and unforgiving obstacles, but one that millions of creatures do every year to ensure the survival of their species. Enjoy a fun and interactive way to learn more about these amazing animal migrations. Just choose a leader for migration, gather your followers and lead them through dangerous territory for safety, selecting routes. Advance to the next step if you have managed migration, but be careful because predators become more numerous, and continue to provide even more dangerous as you. With four different species, useful aids, reward achievements and surprising facts, this is an incredible view of the world around us.

Exclusive Review:

Have you ever wondered how animals behave somewhere out there in various corners of Africa, South America or Asia. I told them, just as the largest herds of animals that live on our planet can be found on those sites. But in addition to their location, these sites are mainly the starting points for some local, but also intercontinental travel and migration. As in reality, as the animals migrate from one place to another, here they will also be doing the same, but it will determine the way in which they will have, as the best suitable route, to avoid both predators such as is possible, which is the objective the game and your content, and watch out for any inconvenience that might get in your way. In the first phase will be steering and control the monarch butterflies from Mexico to the mid-west legs of 4 (each with 4 waves) of their journey. With each leg over, you will have a summary of points for that part of the game is played, and animals depend on you to draw the right path to take, in case of butterflies and birds to avoid errors. After finishing with the butterflies will pass migration of salmon, Zebra and Red Crab. All play out a bit 'in the same way, although obviously you have some predators to worry about.

You must choose a leader for migration, gather your followers and lead them through dangerous terrain to safety. Personally this was my first design online games, so I can not say exactly what are the similarities with other games drawing the line. But, following the logic, one can assume that most of these games work on the same principles. The difference is, of course, the game is played, and the interface design of these lines, but also a couple of tricks that each game prosthesis itself. Here, when you start drawing lines for the animals to follow, no need to follow the exact path completely, as in most cases that would certainly be a suicide. So there's a lot of planning for the future with this game moves, but also strategies that can help sometimes.

These strategies mean improvisation of tracks that are already in the new ones, more suitable depending on the situation. If the reason is the fact that enemies appeared on that route and it is necessary to adjust or improve the current wind appeared that can reduce the travel time. There are a couple of levels that can be a real game of children, while others can be quite challenging and you can get in trouble doing to bring out your wild card. There will be a time when you will have no choice left but to use that card, which is the Helpers. Assistants are to accelerate or slow down your animal predators. These two options would be very useful, especially after further progress of games and the number of predators increases it becomes more and more useful surroundings for predators, but more disadvantages for animals when that control is not fatal. But they are not as unique as you can also use assistants to heal your wounded animals and other things.

Concerning the graphics of the game, people may experience some problems with the resolution of games as it can get a little 'blurry. What tends to happen in full screen mode, while in windowed mode seems ok, but the windowed mode just did not fall at all, which is at least in my opinion. As for the tutorial of the game, as in many cases the games will be a disappointment to many players, how they will do the same old same old you learn it again. There is a tutorial, but the descriptions are too superficial and do not explain most of the things you need to know about the game. This game is quite useful for those (especially children) who need or want to learn more about the wildlife and do not have time to watch those long documentary series on wild life and migration. This is much more fun, so why miss this opportunity to learn something you must know and still have fun doing it. Enjoy it.