New World Monkey Pack
- Bolivian squirrel monkey.
- Colombian red howler.
- White-faced saki.
- Geoffroy's spider monkey.
- Golden lion tamarin (WTE).
Building theme would be based on the Brazilian favelas, so a lot of bright colours and ramshackle materials, with possibly Spanish Mission style pieces in there as well. I'd envision it coming with a new set of climbing equipment, plus ropes, elevated nest boxes which function like burrows, and all the new trees would be climbable (with broken variations, so they can still be used as 'generic' trees).
Feathered Animal Pack
- Great white pelican.
- Himalayan monal.
- Gentoo penguin.
- Grey crowned crane.
- Magpie goose.
- Darwin's rhea. Of
- Mute swan.
- Rainbow lorikeet/dusky lory/red lory/scaly-breasted lorikeet/musk lorikeet (WTE).
The free update accompanying this pack would come with the highly-coveted chain-link and square mesh building sets so casual players can easily build faux aviaries without all the hassle. I'd also include duckweed in this pack.
Middle East Pack
- Hamadryas baboon.
- Arabian oryx.
- Rock hyrax.
- Honey badger.
- Veiled chameleon (E) OR Egyptian vulture (WTE).
I'd prefer our first chameleon be a tropical, arboreal species, so I think I'd go for the vulture. All it would do is sit in one spot most of the time and occasionally flap down to eat, but that's still better than nothing. The building theme would be a bit of a twist - since the Africa Pack already gave us a fairly decent "Arabic" style build set, this one would instead give us a new modern set based on the architecture of places like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Very sleek, very modern, very versatile.
India Animal Pack
- Blackbuck.
- Sloth bear.
- Lion-tailed macaque.
- Fishing cat.
- Demoiselle crane.
- Nilgai.
- Gaur.
- King cobra (E).
We'd get a few additional pieces to supplement the base game Indian theme, and the free update would make those Indian walls flexicolour.
Barnyard Pack
- African pygmy goat.
- Kunekune pig.
- Shetland pony.
- Zebu.
- Crested dove (WTE).
The building theme would be "Barnyard" with all that entails. There would also be a new wooden slat barrier, barnyard scenery like stationary vehicles, hay bales, a water well, and so on, and naturally some kind of facility you attach to the side of the habitat barrier which allows guests to hand-feed certain species (this would also include the llama, but not the Bactrian camel). The crested dove as an exhibit animal is a weird choice, I admit, but pigeons and doves are the most obvious domestic animal I could think of for an exhibit, since if we abide by Frontier's rules, wouldn't include small mammals (and the WTE is way too big for something like rabbits or guinea pigs IMO).
Arboreal Animal Pack
- De Brazza's monkey.
- Southern tamandua.
- North American porcupine.
- Margay.
- White-nosed coati.
- Godfellow's tree kangaroo.
- Coquerel's sifaka.
- Jackson's chameleon (E).
Honestly I'd have preferred the Brazilian porcupine to the North American, but the pack is already South America-heavy. We'd be looking at a few more climbing pieces and climbable foliage here.
Highland Pack
- Spectacled bear.
- Markhor.
- Gelada.
- Alpine marmot.
- Kea (WTE).
The theme here would be Himalayan, with Buddhist temple vibes and scenery (prayer wheels, prayer flags, and so on). I actually wanted to include the chamois or urial or another caprine instead of the marmot, but I don't know, it didn't feel viable.
Northern Animal Pack
- Muskox.
- Raccoon dog.
- Japanese serow.
- Snow goose.
- Walrus.
- European wildcat.
- Wolverine.
- Atlantic puffin (WTE) or Japanese fire-bellied newt (E) or Chinese giant salamander (E).
Bit of a grab-bag pack to get in a few highly-requested and talked-about animals. The snow goose was a wildcard but I wanted a bird, and the other options were the Siberian crane or whooping crane, both of which are kind of similar to the red-crowned crane. Take your pick for the exhibit animal. I imagine the puffin would be the first choice, but I love both the other ones, too.
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That's all I can think of on a whim.
