EyeToy Play: Astro Zoo

31.12.2007
Genre: Simulator
A huge space comet made the Astro Zoo spin out of its orbit and sent the Jungle Pod, Polar Dome, Woodland Hub and Marine Bubble into a great big cosmic muddle! As the Space Zookeeper, it’s up to you to round up your animal friends and put everything right again – in time for tomorrow’s grand opening! Using your EyeToy Camera, players can engage in games include helping the animals find their spacesuits, going deep space sheep-shearing and herding the crocs back into their Astro tank!

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