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List All 9 PricesSpore™ is your own personal universe in a box. In this universe you can create and evolve life, establish tribes, build civilisations and even sculpt entire worlds. In Spore you have a variety of creation tools at your disposal that allow you to customise nearly every aspect of your universe: creatures, vehicles, buildings, and even spaceships. While Spore is a single player game, your creations and other players’ creations are automatically shared between your galaxy…
Spore is a multi-genre massive single-player online metaverse video game developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts. The game was released September 5, 2008 in Europe, Japan, South America and New Zealand, and was released on September 7, 2008 in North America and Asia Pacific territories. The game can also be directly downloaded from Electronic Arts.
Spore allows players to control the evolution of a species from its beginnings as a unicellular organism, through deve…
See moreSpore is a multi-genre massive single-player online metaverse video game developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts. The game was released September 5, 2008 in Europe, Japan, South America and New Zealand, and was released on September 7, 2008 in North America and Asia Pacific territories. The game can also be directly downloaded from Electronic Arts.
Spore allows players to control the evolution of a species from its beginnings as a unicellular organism, through development as an intelligent and social creature, to interstellar exploration as a space faring culture. The game is broken up into consistent and dependent ‘phases’, where the end of one ‘phase’ affects the initial condition of the next phase for the player. Every phase has its own style of play and becomes increasingly complicated as players progress through the game. Players are allowed to accelerate or skip phases altogether. Some phases feature optional missions; when the player completes a mission, they are granted a bonus, such as a new ability. Also, players can ‘respawn’ their species at home base in the case that all the player’s creations are destroyed. Spore is known as a ‘massively single-player online game’ as the creations developed by players will be entered automatically into a central database and catalogued and rated for quality and then re-distributed to populate other players’ games. Furthermore, players can visit other players’ planets upon reaching the space phase. Here, players can interact with other players’ species, tribes and civilizations. Additionally, via a ‘MySpore’ page, players can receive statistics on how their creatures are faring in other players’ games. Personalities of the species created by the user are dependent on how the user has played them. The game platform is Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and iPod. It has a single player mode and falls under the genre of god game, life simulation and real-time strategy.
See lessSpore keeps a timeline of events, pinpointing every decision you've made and assigning you into broad categories based on your overall behavior (social, adaptable, and so on), so there's plenty of reason to try a different approach. Not that these varied approaches make for drastically different gameplay, but they do give you a reason to revisit the amusing moments that make Spore unique. Taken on their own, its pieces are nothing special. As parts of a singular... Read more
Spore has a certain magical something that keeps you gripped. If you?re ready for a game to steal your life, then give Spore a try Read more
But with so much here, it is unsurprising that there are a few flaws. The graphics, while a long way from poor, don’t hit the heights that we could have hoped for. Some weird designs will break the game’s animation system too, giving your creations a horribly jilted feel. And crashes are being reported by a large number of users, and with no auto save system, you need to make sure you keep regularly saving your game. It might have a fair few flaws, and at least one... Read more
"Ready to take your own species on an epic journey of evolution from cellular creature to galactic god? The galaxy is yours. Let's get started." Read more
Spore will most likely appeal to those who don’t expect much from it. It’s a curious step in the evolution of games artistry that will take its place amongst games like Black & White that, although interesting and innovative, never quite live up to their potential and promise. Read more
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A good evolution theory that puts you at the very beginning of life itself. I recommend Spore for the PC, its not a great deal of depth in terms of unites and very basic command and play this game is definitely not a civilisation series... more like CIV for a three year old. Read more
this game is one of Will Wright’s most amazing creations ever to be made...it has anything u can dream of, for the players that like simulators, this is a necessity, and it has never-ending stories, where you can start over and over and over without ever getting bored, as soon as its out, i’ll probably be the first guy to buy it. The game is providing you millions of possibilities with the central database, and that is what makes the game special. Read more
Great game. Brings back the fun value of games where you don't have to get super absorbed in the technical interworkings of everything in the game and you can just enjoy it. Of course... you can get super absorbed into the technical interworkings of everything... and that's fun too! teeny-tiny bug here and there. Read more
Summary: Don't waste your money, I would say try it second hand but EA made sure of that one!!! Read more