Spore Creature Creator (PC)

= Spore = I am not sure if this listing is for just the creature creator or the full Spore game, but this is a review for the full game. This article may be considered as containing mild spoilers. So this is my warning for that just in case. By spoilers, I mean it may give details away that could spoil potential surprises for some gamers. = Minimum Requirements = - PC (Windows XP or Vista) - CPU: 2.0 GHz processor or equivalent RAM: (XP: 512MB) (Vista: 768MB) Hard Drive: atleast 4GB for game 1GB for creatures Video: 128MB video card with support for pixel shader 2.0 - MAC (Max OS X 10.5.3 ...  Read the complete review

I first played this game at the Leeds music festival, as it was set up in the EA tent as a demo. I was immediatley hooked and kept playing, even though a large queue had built up behind me - but I didn't care. This game's player options are nearly endless, giving literally millions of different creature combinations. If you can think of it, you can make it on this game. The creatures are even animated and move about realistically. After you have finished making your creature you can upload them to a central server which stores all of the creatures created by Spore users. Many hours can be spent looking at the best, and the very worst, of what ...  Read the complete review

Spore was hyped up to be a ground breaking and original game, so much so that it apparently did not fit into any category. It isn't just a sim game, it has so much different things. I am also not sure who this is aimed for, parts are extremely childish and other parts aren't. The aim of the game is to make your create grow and evolve and then you will move to a different environment (eg. you start in the see and eventually evolve and move on to land). The game play isn't difficult at all, and it is maybe a little repetitive. You basically go around eating and fighting things to grow bigger and evolve. What is really ...  Read the complete review

The first few days of owning Spore equated to me ignoring any other responsibility except basic and necessary bodily functions. Now that things have died down a bit, I can see the game for what it is. So what is it? Ambition that's almost achieved. So let's begin. The Cell phase was instant fun, and although it felt entirely like a casual game, I was charmed all the way through its short game time (you can run through this phase in less than an hour). Creating your cell seems limited, but it makes sense as well, given that mother nature had very little to play with in this portion of history. What is disappointing, however, is that you only have 6 unlockables ...  Read the complete review

If you are hardly waiting waiting for the Spore to be released in September do not worry EA games released Spore creature creator, a teaser game, something you absolutely must have. So this is a pre game giving you an insight on some part of what Spore is all about. It is a game made from creators of Sims a game I am sure you are all familiar of, so there is nothing less to be expected than perfection from this game. This is a creative and in a way simulation game. You get to design your own creature and set it in a small environment to see how it acts. So you start up wit a blue mass levitating in the air. Inside that mass you see some ...  Read the complete review