Jambo! Safari Animal Rescue

Jambo! Safari Animal Rescue (2009)

Genres:Racing
Themes:Action
Story:Become a Safari Park Ranger in a wild action packed African adventure! Take on challenges in a variety of Land Rover vehicles to rescue wild animals with your lasso and bring them back to The Ranch. Nurse your animals back to full health in the enclosure before releasing them back to the wild. Packed with realistic environments to explore, exciting challenges, customisation, photography and collectables.Show more
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I remember playing the DS version of this game, I really enjoyed it as a teen and would love to be able to play it again but on PC. If I remember correctly, it shouldn't be too hard. I've been trying to find this game for years but it seems most people don't remember it and so it sunk to the depths sadly. I don't know many other games like it. I remember driving around as a park ranger and perhaps washing hippos? Thos were fun times before games became all about graphics-first and constantly online that... It's cover was similar to the one featured above, just for the DS (not sure if the Wii version differs at all)
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