Petz Wild Animals: Dolphinz

About

Petz Wild Animals Dolphinz is a Nintendo DS simulator where you run an aquatic park on a tropical island. Your job is to care for dolphins, orcas, penguins, and flamingos by feeding them, teaching tricks, and keeping their habitats clean. Visitors flock to watch performances and explore your sanctuary, earning resources to expand the park and rescue more animals. A secondary goal looms: a hotel developer plans to bulldoze the island, so balancing animal welfare with park growth becomes urgent. The game blends routine care tasks with light strategy, using the DS’s touch screen to interact with creatures and build facilities. The game’s charm lies in its mix of nurturing and environmental messaging. Players learn basic marine biology while managing a business under pressure. A small but active community still trades tips online for maximizing visitor numbers and animal happiness. The wireless multiplayer feature lets you show off your park to friends, though most focus stays on single-player progression. With simple controls and a laid-back pace, it appeals to younger audiences and casual gamers. The story about saving a park from destruction adds light narrative stakes without overwhelming the simulation core.

Storyline

As a young boy or girl, you're sent to work into your uncle's Marine Zoo as a summer job. The park is located on a tropical island but the place is in danger, as a multi-national real estate company plans to wipe the park out of the map to construct a luxury hotel. To save the park, the player will have to take care of the animals, tame them for the entertaining shows and manage the whole park.