The Great Indian Safari is a nature reserve management simulator in which the player is responsible for ecosystem development and organizing photo safaris. You create a nature reserve where animal protection and tourism infrastructure must work together as a unified system. Every element — from species placement to visitor routes — directly impacts the park's stability and profitability. Ecosystem as a managed system Gameplay is built around maintaining a balance between species. Animals have individual habits, environmental requirements, and territorial behavior. Relocation, rewilding, and species protection affect predator-prey chains, habitat formation, and the overall health of the ecosystem. Management errors lead to environmental degradation and a decline in reputation. Photography is a key tool for progress. Photos are rated based on the rarity of the animals, shooting conditions, and their behavior in the frame. Highly rated photos go viral, temporarily increasing tourist traffic and income. This links the state of the ecosystem with the economy and the player's strategic decisions. Features of the game Simulation of an ecosystem with interconnected animal behavior. Management of nature conservation and tourism infrastructure. Photography as a mechanic of progress and income. Development of the reserve through strategic decisions.