Follow TV Tropes

Following

History VideoGame / RodeoStampedeSkyZooSafari

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope has been redefined, example is now misuse


* PteroSoarer: The Pterodactyls surprisingly avert this, since they don't pick you up with their feet and are even called "pterosaurs" in the Pterodactyl's description. The species as a whole appears to be ''Pteranodon'', however, which was a seagoing species and most likely didn't soar over land.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:


* MisplacedWildlife: An interesting subversion in the case of Camels, an African and Asian species, which appear in the Outback, which is Australia in all but name. In true AluminumChristmasTrees fashion, however, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_feral_camel camels really CAN be found there]], having been imported by the British for transport and construction during the 19th century.

to:

* MisplacedWildlife: An interesting subversion in the case of Camels, an African and Asian species, which appear in the Outback, which is Australia in all but name. In true AluminumChristmasTrees fashion, however, However, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_feral_camel camels really CAN be found there]], having been imported by the British for transport and construction during the 19th century.

Added: 146

Removed: 181

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Dewicked trope


* AnachronismStew: The Jurassic world, the first Space Zoo world unlocked, has mostly Cretaceous dinosaurs with two non-dinosaur species mixed in.



* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The Jurassic world, the first Space Zoo world unlocked, has [[AnachronismStew mostly Cretaceous dinosaurs]] with two non-dinosaur species mixed in.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:


* StockDinosaurs: The Jurassic world species are, in order of unlocking, ''Parasaurolophus'', [[RaptorAttack Raptor]], ''Triceratops'', ''Tyrannosaurus rex'', ''Brontosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''[[PteroSoarer Pterodactyl]]'', ''Stegosaurus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Loads And Loads Of Characters is no longer a trope


* GottaCatchThemAll[=/=]LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: There are 64 different animal species so far, each with at least 8 different skins (except the four one-off Epic Animals). This means at least '''512 animals''' can be encountered in-game, though some can only be unlocked when their species' enclosure is upgraded enough or by [[SecretCharacter completing certain tasks]]. A full list of animals can be found [[http://rodeo-stampede.wikia.com/wiki/Animals here]].

to:

* GottaCatchThemAll[=/=]LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: GottaCatchThemAll: There are 64 different animal species so far, each with at least 8 different skins (except the four one-off Epic Animals). This means at least '''512 animals''' can be encountered in-game, though some can only be unlocked when their species' enclosure is upgraded enough or by [[SecretCharacter completing certain tasks]]. A full list of animals can be found [[http://rodeo-stampede.wikia.com/wiki/Animals here]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Everythings Better With Monkeys has been turned into a disambiguation. Zero Context Examples and examples that don’t fit existing tropes will be removed.


* [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Better With Gorillas,]] [[EverythingsBetterWithLlamas Llamas,]] [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins And Penguins]]: They can be found in the Jungle, Mountain, and Tundra worlds, respectively.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** The way in which the game categorizes “big” and “small” animals depends on whether or not seals or owls can smash them, as opposed to using their actual weight. As such, some pretty odd decisions are made; yaks are classed as big and buffalo as small, even though they weigh about the same in real life, and hippos are classified as small, despite being one of the largest land animals today. Even in terms of sprite size, the polar bears appear smaller than the brown bears, when it should be the other way around.

to:

** The way in which the game categorizes “big” and “small” animals depends on whether or not seals or owls can smash them, as opposed to using their actual weight. As such, some pretty odd decisions are made; yaks are classed as big and buffalo as small, even though they weigh about the same in real life, and hippos are classified as small, despite being one of the largest land animals today. Even in terms of sprite size, the polar bears appear smaller than the brown bears, when it should be the other way around.around, and lions are particularly smaller than tigers, when the size difference isn’t quite as dramatic in real life (this becomes even odder when you consider that lions can eat any animal in the savannah, while tigers are unable to eat hippos, other tigers, or most big animals).



* BrutishBulls: Surprisingly averted with the Cape Buffalo, the first animal you ever lasso. This is despite the fact that cape buffalo are ''extremely aggressive'' in RealLife and are regarded by some as the most dangerous of the Big 5 game animals of Africa. Though when their enclosure is upgraded enough, Buffalo charge forward briefly as soon as you lasso them, smashing through anything in their path from trees to rocks to [[FoeTossingCharge other animals.]]

to:

* BrutishBulls: Surprisingly averted with the Cape Buffalo, the first animal you ever lasso. This is despite the fact that cape buffalo are ''extremely aggressive'' in RealLife and are regarded by some as the most dangerous of the Big 5 game animals of Africa. Though when their enclosure is upgraded enough, Buffalo charge forward briefly as soon as you lasso them, smashing through anything in their path from trees to rocks to [[FoeTossingCharge other animals.]]]]. It’s played straight with yaks and minotaurs, though.



** And outside of the Space Zoo, there's the classic PolarBearsAndPenguins in the Tundra, and Asian tigers and African hippos in the same Jungle.

to:

** And outside of the Space Zoo, there's the classic PolarBearsAndPenguins in the Tundra, South American llamas, North American bald eagles, and Asian yaks in an otherwise European Mountain zone, and Asian tigers and African hippos in the same Jungle.



* PantheraAwesome: Lions in the Savannah world, Tigers in the Jungle world. Both can eat certain types of other animals - and ''you'' when they get angry.

to:

* PantheraAwesome: Lions in the Savannah world, Tigers in the Jungle world. Both can eat certain types of other animals - and ''you'' when they get angry. In terms of riding ability, while tigers are more limited in their prey, they can eat flying animals out of the air and can be upgraded to not reduce your lasso when you land on them.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** Any of the flying animals should logically fall under this, not just toucans and flying foxes; evolving flight requires plenty of adaptations to an aerial life, one of them being a lightweight body that can’t handle much stress and, in vertebrates, leads to rather thin bones.
** The way in which the game categorizes “big” and “small” animals depends on whether or not seals or owls can smash them, as opposed to using their actual weight. As such, some pretty odd decisions are made; yaks are classed as big and buffalo as small, even though they weigh about the same in real life, and hippos are classified as small, despite being one of the largest land animals today. Even in terms of sprite size, the polar bears appear smaller than the brown bears, when it should be the other way around.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rodeo_stampede_sky_zoo_safari.png]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ShoutOut: Too many to list, especially with the unlockable animals. Those that aren't pop-culture references are either based on a PunnyName or an actual animal.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


''Rodeo Stampede: Sky Zoo Safari'' (or ''Rodeo Stampede'' for short) is a 2016 mobile game created by Yodo1, the publishers behind ''VideoGame/CrossyRoad''. A mix between an [[EndlessGame endless runner]] and a [[AnEntrepreneurIsYou zoo management sim]], ''Rodeo Stampede'' puts the player character, a {{Cowboy}}, in the middle of an AnimalStampede with all kinds of creatures. To add animals to your zoo, you need to lasso and hang onto them until you've befriended them, and as your zoo expands, you can get more income for upgrading your PowerUpMount, and later on, unlocking new content such as new maps or "rare animals" (novelty reskins of animals you've befriended).

to:

''Rodeo Stampede: Sky Zoo Safari'' (or ''Rodeo Stampede'' for short) is a 2016 mobile game created by Yodo1, [=Yodo1=], the publishers behind ''VideoGame/CrossyRoad''. A mix between an [[EndlessGame endless runner]] and a [[AnEntrepreneurIsYou zoo management sim]], ''Rodeo Stampede'' puts the player character, a {{Cowboy}}, in the middle of an AnimalStampede with all kinds of creatures. To add animals to your zoo, you need to lasso and hang onto them until you've befriended them, and as your zoo expands, you can get more income for upgrading your PowerUpMount, and later on, unlocking new content such as new maps or "rare animals" (novelty reskins of animals you've befriended).



* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Garden world is focused on these.

to:

* BigCreepyCrawlies: The ZigZagged with the Garden world is focused on these.world, which features bugs. In world, it seems like the player has just shrunk to bug-riding size, but in the Space Zoo the bugs really are gigantic.

Added: 102

Removed: 92

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MechanicalLifeforms: Quite a few rare animals are robotic versions of the creature they're based on.



* {{Robot}}: Quite a few rare animals are robotic versions of the creature they're based on.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Disambiguating; deleting and renaming wicks as appropriate


* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning that the only threats you'll have to worry about while riding them are walls, cliffs, and meteors in the Jurassic world. The catch? They get angry ''extremely'' quickly, slowing down once they do. If you don't jump off and lasso some other animal before then, you're lunch.

to:

* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning that the only threats you'll have to worry about while riding them are walls, cliffs, and meteors in the Jurassic world. The catch? They get angry ''extremely'' quickly, slowing down once they do. If you don't jump off and lasso some other animal before then, you're lunch.



* StockDinosaurs: The Jurassic world species are, in order of unlocking, ''Parasaurolophus'', [[RaptorAttack Raptor]], ''Triceratops'', ''TyrannosaurusRex'', ''Brontosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''[[PteroSoarer Pterodactyl]]'', ''Stegosaurus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.

to:

* StockDinosaurs: The Jurassic world species are, in order of unlocking, ''Parasaurolophus'', [[RaptorAttack Raptor]], ''Triceratops'', ''TyrannosaurusRex'', ''Tyrannosaurus rex'', ''Brontosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''[[PteroSoarer Pterodactyl]]'', ''Stegosaurus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.

Added: 1155

Changed: 1426

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* OneUp: A variant in the form of the Revive Raven, an [[BribingYourWayToVictory Epic Animal]] which gives you one

to:

* OneUp: A variant in the form of the Revive Raven, an [[BribingYourWayToVictory Epic Animal]] which gives you one continue per run. If you haven't purchased it, you'll have to watch a video or spend currency to continue, and without the Revive Raven there's no guarantee that the prompt will appear.



* BearsAreBadNews: Ride on a bear for too long, and it'll eat you in one gulp. This is largely averted up to that point, though, since they're useful in that they can eat other animals they run into (smaller animals normally, and ''any'' animal if upgraded enough), and can also smash trees that'd otherwise end your run if you plow into them.
* BrutishBulls: Surprisingly averted with the Cape Buffalo, the first animal you ever lasso. This is despite the fact that cape buffalo are ''extremely aggressive'' in RealLife and are regarded as the most dangerous of the Big 5 game animals of Africa. Though when their enclosure is upgraded enough, Buffalo charge forward briefly as soon as you lasso them, smashing through anything in their path from trees to rocks to [[FoeTossingCharge other animals.]]

to:

* BatOutOfHell: Averted with the Flying Fox, which "Feeds on fruit, pollen, nectar and adoration." There's a rare Flying Fox called the Vampire Bat, though, and the description doesn't sugarcoat it: "It [[IncrediblyLamePun sucks]]."
* BearsAreBadNews: Ride on a bear Bear for too long, and it'll eat you in one gulp. This is largely averted up to that point, though, since they're Bears are useful in that they can eat other animals they run into (smaller animals normally, and ''any'' animal if upgraded enough), and can also smash trees that'd otherwise end your run if you plow into them.
* BrutishBulls: Surprisingly averted with the Cape Buffalo, the first animal you ever lasso. This is despite the fact that cape buffalo are ''extremely aggressive'' in RealLife and are regarded by some as the most dangerous of the Big 5 game animals of Africa. Though when their enclosure is upgraded enough, Buffalo charge forward briefly as soon as you lasso them, smashing through anything in their path from trees to rocks to [[FoeTossingCharge other animals.]]



* GenialGiraffe: They're able to throw you great distances when angry or manually released - as the Giraffe description puts it, "With their long bendy neck, they are nature's own catapult." When upgraded enough times, they also increase lasso size when throwing you, making it easy to snag another animal before hitting the dirt.



* NobleWolf: Wolves aren't portrayed as dangerous in this game; lasso one and it'll get you great distances quickly as long as you can dodge obstacles - which becomes harder after it gets angry, since it'll run even faster still.

to:

* NobleWolf: Wolves aren't portrayed as dangerous in this game; lasso one and it'll get you great distances quickly as long as you can dodge obstacles - which and other animals. Though this becomes harder after it gets angry, since it'll run even faster still.still and leave you with less time to predict which way to turn.



* RaptorAttack: The Raptors in the Jurassic world are the standard ''Film/JurassicPark'' fare (as tall as the player, fast-moving, and featherless with kangaroo-like arms), though a Feathered Raptor (albeit retaining incorrect pronated hands) is available as a rare animal.

to:

* RaptorAttack: The Raptors in the Jurassic world are the standard ''Film/JurassicPark'' fare (as tall as the player, fast-moving, and featherless with kangaroo-like arms), though a Feathered Raptor (albeit retaining incorrect pronated hands) is available as a rare animal. They're also like Ostriches, Wolves, Emus, and Foxes, in that they accelerate when angry, whereas real-life dromaeosaurs had legs likely more adapted for combat than speed.
* RhinoRampage: If you lasso a Rhino, expect a lot of destroyed stuff and airborne animals very quickly. Upgrading the Rhino enclosure enough times not only allows Rhinos to smash through any obstacle (except walls of course) but also ''speed up'' upon doing so, making them one of the best ways of gaining ground without dying to something getting in the way.

Added: 2613

Changed: 423

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* EndlessGame

to:

* EndlessGameEndlessRunningGame



* BearsAreBadNews: Ride on a bear for too long, and it'll eat you in one gulp. This is largely averted up to that point, though, since they're useful in that they can eat other animals they run into (smaller animals normally, and ''any'' animal if upgraded enough), and can also smash trees that'd otherwise end your run if you plow into them.



* MessyPig: Surprisingly averted in the description for the Wild Boar: "Boars remove parasites by rolling in mud, so the mud actually makes them cleaner, not dirtier."

to:

* [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Better With Gorillas,]] [[EverythingsBetterWithLlamas Llamas,]] [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins And Penguins]]: They can be found in the Jungle, Mountain, and Tundra worlds, respectively.
* KangaroosRepresentAustralia: They're among the first animals you can encounter in the Outback world. They're also very difficult to use without upgrading their enclosure, since their jumps are hard to control and can easily lead to you hitting something.
* MessyPig: Surprisingly averted defied in the description for the Wild Boar: "Boars remove parasites by rolling in mud, so the mud actually makes them cleaner, not dirtier.""
* MisplacedWildlife: An interesting subversion in the case of Camels, an African and Asian species, which appear in the Outback, which is Australia in all but name. In true AluminumChristmasTrees fashion, however, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_feral_camel camels really CAN be found there]], having been imported by the British for transport and construction during the 19th century.
** Played straight with ''Velociraptor'', in that its description clearly states that the species is from Mongolia like in RealLife, while almost all of the other dinosaurs in the Jurassic world stampede are North American species. To be fair, its in-game size is closer to ''Deinonychus'' or ''Utahraptor'', both from the U.S.
** And outside of the Space Zoo, there's the classic PolarBearsAndPenguins in the Tundra, and Asian tigers and African hippos in the same Jungle.
* NobleWolf: Wolves aren't portrayed as dangerous in this game; lasso one and it'll get you great distances quickly as long as you can dodge obstacles - which becomes harder after it gets angry, since it'll run even faster still.
* PantheraAwesome: Lions in the Savannah world, Tigers in the Jungle world. Both can eat certain types of other animals - and ''you'' when they get angry.



* ShoutOut: Too many to list, especially with the unlockable animals.

to:

* ShoutOut: Too many to list, especially with the unlockable animals. Those that aren't pop-culture references are either based on a PunnyName or an actual animal.
* StockDinosaurs: The Jurassic world species are, in order of unlocking, ''Parasaurolophus'', [[RaptorAttack Raptor]], ''Triceratops'', ''TyrannosaurusRex'', ''Brontosaurus'', ''Ankylosaurus'', ''[[PteroSoarer Pterodactyl]]'', ''Stegosaurus'', and ''Dimetrodon''.
* SweetSheep: The Outback world has Merino Sheep, which are stated to have been imported for quality wool (which is TruthInTelevision). They're among the most useful animals in this world, since their slow speed allows you to dodge obstacles more easily and their rapid bucking can earn you quick and easy currency if upgraded enough.

Added: 2947

Changed: 2515

Removed: 530

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* AllegedlyFreeGame: Downplayed in that
* AutoScrollingLevel:
* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning that the only threats
* BribingYourWayToVictory:

to:

* AllegedlyFreeGame: Downplayed Somewhat downplayed in that
* AutoScrollingLevel:
* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning
that the only threats
[[BribingYourWayToVictory Epic Animals]] are a one-time purchase, but if you don't spend real-life money for them, chances are you'll have a harder time in the long run of racking up money and expanding your zoo.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Leveling up enough with a given species of animal (by lassoing rare animals) nets you "Novice", "Wrangler", and "Champion" ranks for that particular species. Ranking up unlocks a random costume (called a Hat) for your player character, which you can choose to wear immediately or select later from the zoo's "Hats" screen.
* AnimalStampede: It's in the title, but subverted in the game itself - you aren't so much in danger from getting trampled, but rather failing to catch an animal before hitting the ground, plowing into an obstacle, or getting eaten by a predator.
* AutoScrollingLevel: A variant in that the scene progresses diagonally, starting from the bottom left corner of the screen with the path towards the top right.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Garden world is focused on these.
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Epic Animals are purchase-only, but can provide certain advantages that can help you improve your zoo more quickly. The Cash Cow doubles your zoo income, the Mission Mule grants infinite missions that can net you free currency, the Revive Raven provides a single continue per run, and the Lucky Lamb causes rare animals to spawn twice as often.



* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The Jurassic world, the first Space Zoo world unlocked, has [[AnachronismStew mostly Cretaceous dinosaurs]] with two non-dinosaur species mixed in.



* {{Freemium}}: Epic Animals are a BribingYourWayToVictory variant
* GottaCatchThemAll[=/=]LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters:

to:

* FoeTossingCharge: Riding an animal that can smash things through a herd of smaller animals results in this trope. You may even need to do this to complete certain missions that require you to smash a certain amount of animals either overall or in a single run.
* {{Freemium}}: Epic Animals are a BribingYourWayToVictory variant
variant. While the game itself is free of charge, they can only be purchased with RealLife cash.
* GottaCatchThemAll[=/=]LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: There are 64 different animal species so far, each with at least 8 different skins (except the four one-off Epic Animals). This means at least '''512 animals''' can be encountered in-game, though some can only be unlocked when their species' enclosure is upgraded enough or by [[SecretCharacter completing certain tasks]]. A full list of animals can be found [[http://rodeo-stampede.wikia.com/wiki/Animals here]].



* KidnappingBirdOfPrey:
* LuckBasedMission:
** Unlocking certain {{Secret Character}}s is sort of like this, with their unlock conditions being randomized throughout another characters' gameplay.
** The daily challenges can become this as well; the endangered animals are randomly generated, so you'd better pray to the RandomNumberGod that you encounter one at any given time. It may take ''dozens'' of runs before you meet even ''one'' endangered animal and even then, you still have to succeed in taming it, which varies in difficulty depending on the species in question.

to:

* KidnappingBirdOfPrey:
* LuckBasedMission:
** Unlocking certain {{Secret Character}}s is sort of like this, with their unlock conditions being randomized throughout another characters' gameplay.
**
LuckBasedMission: The daily challenges can become this as well; because the endangered animals are randomly generated, so selected and generated. Even with upgrades that allow for more rare animals to appear, you'd better pray to the RandomNumberGod that you encounter one at any given time. It may take ''dozens'' of runs before you meet even ''one'' endangered animal and even then, you still have to succeed in taming it, which varies in difficulty depending on the species in question.question.
* MouseWorld: The Garden world, complete with coins and discarded soda cans in place of rocks.




to:

* PowerUpMount: Certain animals like Rhinos, Elephants, and Brontosauruses can smash obstacles and other animals by running into them. Upgrading them allows you to smash more kinds of obstacles, reducing your chances of losing because something was in your path that shouldn't have.
* SecretCharacter: Secret animals are unlocked only by completing a certain mission. The first secret animal you can encounter, for example, can only be unlocked by hanging onto a Buffalo for 30 seconds without crashing.
* TurnsRed: A variant in that certain animals, when ridden long enough, are described as "getting angry". Angry animals behave in a variety of different ways, such as speeding up, throwing you off, jumping uncontrollably, or [[OneHitKill eating you]].



* AnimalsNotToScale: Like ''Frogger''

to:

* AnimalsNotToScale: Like ''Frogger'' As with ''Crossy Road'' before it, animals can be either bigger or smaller than they are in reality. Among other examples, you can ride rabbits, flying foxes, and toucans, all of which are smaller than a person in real life.
* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning that the only threats you'll have to worry about while riding them are walls, cliffs, and meteors in the Jurassic world. The catch? They get angry ''extremely'' quickly, slowing down once they do. If you don't jump off and lasso some other animal before then, you're lunch.
* BrutishBulls: Surprisingly averted with the Cape Buffalo, the first animal you ever lasso. This is despite the fact that cape buffalo are ''extremely aggressive'' in RealLife and are regarded as the most dangerous of the Big 5 game animals of Africa. Though when their enclosure is upgraded enough, Buffalo charge forward briefly as soon as you lasso them, smashing through anything in their path from trees to rocks to [[FoeTossingCharge other animals.]]



* PteroSoarer: The Pterodactyls surprisingly avert this, since they don't pick you up with their feet and are even called "pterosaurs" in the Pterodactyl's description. The species as a whole appears to be ''Pteranodon'', however, which was a seagoing species and most likely didn't soar over land.
* RaptorAttack: The Raptors in the Jurassic world are the standard ''Film/JurassicPark'' fare (as tall as the player, fast-moving, and featherless with kangaroo-like arms), though a Feathered Raptor (albeit retaining incorrect pronated hands) is available as a rare animal.



* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy: Drop Bears occasionally leap from trees and attack you when you play in the Outback. This is actually how you unlock the Drop Bear for play. The Bunyip, depicted as a bat-winged, demonic Drop Bear, is also a secret animal.

to:

* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy: Drop Bears occasionally leap from trees and attack you when you play in the Outback. This is actually how you unlock the Drop Bear for play. The Bunyip, depicted as a bat-winged, demonic Drop Bear, is also a secret animal.Drop Bear.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

''Rodeo Stampede: Sky Zoo Safari'' (or ''Rodeo Stampede'' for short) is a 2016 mobile game created by Yodo1, the publishers behind ''VideoGame/CrossyRoad''. A mix between an [[EndlessGame endless runner]] and a [[AnEntrepreneurIsYou zoo management sim]], ''Rodeo Stampede'' puts the player character, a {{Cowboy}}, in the middle of an AnimalStampede with all kinds of creatures. To add animals to your zoo, you need to lasso and hang onto them until you've befriended them, and as your zoo expands, you can get more income for upgrading your PowerUpMount, and later on, unlocking new content such as new maps or "rare animals" (novelty reskins of animals you've befriended).

The obligatory wiki is [[http://rodeo-stampede.wikia.com/wiki/Rodeo_Stampedia here]].

----
!!''Rodeo Stampede: Sky Zoo Safari'' provides examples of:

!!!Gameplay
* OneUp: A variant in the form of the Revive Raven, an [[BribingYourWayToVictory Epic Animal]] which gives you one
* AllegedlyFreeGame: Downplayed in that
* AutoScrollingLevel:
* AwesomeButImpractical: ''TyrannosaurusRex'' will smash anything and can devour any animal, meaning that the only threats
* BribingYourWayToVictory:
* CharacterLevel: Animal enclosures can be upgraded up to nine times to give new properties to each animal. These upgrades benefit you in many ways such as providing free money if you can hang onto an angry animal, smashing through more kinds of obstacles, or taking more time to get angry so your ride goes more smoothly.
* EndlessGame
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: Hitting an animal or obstacle without a mount that can smash things? You lose. Blundering into the mouth of a predator? You lose. Smacking into the wall? [[RuleOfThree You lose.]]
* {{Freemium}}: Epic Animals are a BribingYourWayToVictory variant
* GottaCatchThemAll[=/=]LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters:
* HolidayMode: There have been setting updates for two Chinese New Years (2017 and 2018), along with the obligatory [[HalloweenEpisode Halloween]] and [[ChristmasEpisode Christmas]] events.
* KidnappingBirdOfPrey:
* LuckBasedMission:
** Unlocking certain {{Secret Character}}s is sort of like this, with their unlock conditions being randomized throughout another characters' gameplay.
** The daily challenges can become this as well; the endangered animals are randomly generated, so you'd better pray to the RandomNumberGod that you encounter one at any given time. It may take ''dozens'' of runs before you meet even ''one'' endangered animal and even then, you still have to succeed in taming it, which varies in difficulty depending on the species in question.
* NoPlotNoProblem
* OneHitPointWonder: You only get one life per game. Two if you use the [[OneUp Revive Raven]], watch a video, or spare some extra spending currency.
* PermanentlyMissableContent: Several skins were only available in the HolidayMode events, but were unable to be unlocked once these events were over. Subverted in some cases where they were brought back as endangered animals.

!!!Animals
* AnimalsNotToScale: Like ''Frogger''
* BunniesForCuteness: Rabbits show up in the Tundra world as Arctic hares, but there's also the unlockable Bunny Gator in the Jungle world, which "Uses its cute appearance to lure in its prey."
* MessyPig: Surprisingly averted in the description for the Wild Boar: "Boars remove parasites by rolling in mud, so the mud actually makes them cleaner, not dirtier."
* {{Robot}}: Quite a few rare animals are robotic versions of the creature they're based on.
* ShoutOut: Too many to list, especially with the unlockable animals.
* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy: Drop Bears occasionally leap from trees and attack you when you play in the Outback. This is actually how you unlock the Drop Bear for play. The Bunyip, depicted as a bat-winged, demonic Drop Bear, is also a secret animal.
----

Top