Zoonomaly

Cons

1. Steep Learning Curve

• Scientific concepts like genetics, behavioral anomalies, or environmental triggers may overwhelm casual players.

• Game mechanics could be too complex without proper tutorials or UI clarity.

2. Unpredictable AI Behavior

• While dynamic ecosystems are a pro, inconsistent animal behavior can feel frustrating or random.

• Players may struggle with planning or strategy due to lack of clear rules.

3. Performance Issues

• Detailed ecosystems, AI behavior, and procedural systems may cause lag or bugs—especially on lower-end systems.

• Frequent updates may be needed to stabilize gameplay.

4. Niche Appeal

• Themes like zoology, mutation, and scientific research may not attract mainstream audiences.

• Players expecting action-heavy content may be disappointed by slower, exploratory pacing.

5. Repetitive Gameplay

• If the anomalies or storylines don’t vary enough, exploration and research tasks may become repetitive over time.

• Lack of traditional goals or progression systems can reduce long-term engagement.