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SPORE™ Collection

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SPORE™ Collection
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The SPORE™ Collection includes: - SPORE™ - SPORE™ Galactic Adventures - SPORE™ Creepy & Cute Parts Pack From Single Cell to Galactic God, evolve your creature in a universe of your own creations. Play through Spore's five evolutionary stages: Cell, Creature, Tribe, Civilization, and Space. Eac...
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2008, Maxis Software Inc., ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+...
System requirements
Windows 10+, 2.0 GHz Intel Pentium® 4 or equivalent, 2 GB RAM, 9.0c, 5 GB...
Time to beat
12 hMain
28 h Main + Sides
103 h Completionist
20 h All Styles
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The SPORE™ Collection includes:

- SPORE™
- SPORE™ Galactic Adventures
- SPORE™ Creepy & Cute Parts Pack

From Single Cell to Galactic God, evolve your creature in a universe of your own creations. Play through Spore's five evolutionary stages: Cell, Creature, Tribe, Civilization, and Space. Each stage has its own unique style, challenges, and goals. You can play how you choose start in Cell and nurture one species from humble tidepool organism to intergalactic traveler, or jump straight in and build tribes or civilizations on new planets. What you do with your universe is up to you.

Spore gives you a variety of powerful yet easy-to-use creation tools so you can create every aspect of your universe: creatures, vehicles, buildings, and even starships. While Spore is a single-player game, your creations are automatically shared with other players providing a limitless number of worlds to explore and play.

  • CREATE Your Universe from Microscopic to Macrocosmic - From tide pool amoebas to thriving civilizations to intergalactic starships, everything is in your hands.
  • EVOLVE Your Creature through Five Stages - It's survival of the funnest as your choices reverberate through generations and ultimately decide the fate of your civilization.
  • EXPLORE Other Players' Galaxies - Will your creature rule the universe, or will your beloved planet be blasted to smithereens by a superior alien race?
  • SHARE with the World - Everything you make is shared with other players and vice versa, providing tons of cool creatures to meet and cool places to visit.

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Time to beat
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103 h Completionist
20 h All Styles
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ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+ (Fantasy Violence, Animated Blood, Comic Mischief)

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Posted on: September 25, 2016

finlopez97

Verified owner

Games: 205 Reviews: 5

Not as Bad as I've Heard

I hadn't played Spore until just a few days ago when it was released on GoG. I spent roughly three hours straight having a fairly good time in the cell and creature sections. The cell section was addicting, and it gave a good sense of progression and it actually felt like Darwinism, I'd have to evolve to handle new threats. It felt fantastic when I finally became king of the pool. This later became a recurring theme, but I wished it had lasted longer. Perhaps with more variety in the threats you encounter and more ways to deal with those threats, kind of like a puzzle game almost. Next was the creature section, which was largely more of the same except with a whole other dimension added onto it. I only dabbled in what was on offer, creating a relatively dangerous carnivore with a simple bite and charge attack, but I saw a number of things which gave me cause to think "I'll try that the next time I play through." The creature section was also quite fun, and it also gave a good sense of progression, although it seemed less like I was evolving to counter disparate threats and more to level up my attacks which quickly became a bit monotonous. The creature creator in this section is truly amazing however, beyond anything even by today's standards. Next was the tribal section, then city, then galactic. I'll lump all of these together as they are by far the weakest parts of the game. Firstly, no more customising your creature, which is understandable from a certain point of view, considering humans haven't drastically evolved (physically) for thousands of years, and you can see they wanted to shift the idea from creature evolution to societal and technological evolution. But there just isn't any. It's three set paths, you can be nice, bad or in between. This "morality" is in every stage, but in the later stages, it's your only choice and each time you play, it feels like you're "evolving" in a very scripted way. I'd pick this up for the first half only.


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Posted on: January 9, 2019

fridgeband

Games: Reviews: 73

Only Cell and Creature stage worth it...

No other parts of the game are worth playing other than the cell stage and creature stage. Every other part of the game is a terrible slow and painful grind. Had this forever ago on store bought disk and as much as I enjoyed it- it felt painfully lacking. I remember watching the video where they got robin williams to play with the creature editor at E3 2006 video here if anyone cares. RIP Robin Williams, he made spore more fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5TXEUiR1Xk And at that point I was thinking how cool the game WAS going to be, and I grabbed the game very late probably much longer after everyone else had got it too, or at least that's how I remember getting it. I played the game and got tired of it eventually after replaying the cell and creature stage numerous times and rage-quitting the civilization and space ship stages every single time. I heard many people on the internet talking about how a huge amount of content never really made it into the game, like certain things in the cell stage like genetics were toned down/removed completely because wonderful EA assumed it would be too complicated for some people (this is all things I heard others discussing) and there were rumors of something like water-cities or water-creatures stages or something? Never saw anything like that in the game and felt like maybe they must have toned down, or rather dumbed down the game immensely because everything I had hoped for and wished that I could do in the game was met with disappointment. Even when you try to swim out to sea or cross a little space in the ocean to some distant island you can see, EVEN IF YOU CAN SWIM LIKE AN OLYMPIC SWIMMER- a giant fish eats you so that you can't explore. EVEN IF YOU CAN FLY IN THE SKY LIKE A BIRD, fish eats you. WELP...... I'm officially allergic to EA forever.


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Posted on: December 16, 2019

Olrod

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Games: 127 Reviews: 8

Great game, shame about the RNG.

This is a game in 5 parts (cell, creature, tribe, and civilization), however parts 1-4 are just to get you to the main game, the Space Stage. My biggest gripe is that the planets and their spice resources are randomly generated when you first visit their star, which leads to A LOT of save scumming. Save scumming is never a good game design choice. Other than that, this game is still a lot of fun and you can spend hours just enjoying the game, playing around in the different creators (creature, building, vehicle, spaceship) and just chilling out.


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Posted on: October 2, 2016

Nemai

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Games: 654 Reviews: 4

Good Ideas but Gameplay lacks Depth.

So I finally got Spore and I really had fun the first four days. Then I reached Space and it got grindy. Cell Stage, Tribal Stage and Civ Stage are fun, albeit simplistic. Creature Stage starts fun but gets incredibly frustrating when you have to discard beautiful creature designs for ugly parts with better stats. That multiples of the same part do not stack does not help, and that you spend the most time hunting for bones to get the parts you want (or need for survival) does not help either. Getting enough DNA points was not that difficult, there are enough species around. The Space Stage promises to be the most fun - then you look at the requirements for upgrades and cry.The Space Adventures are a mixed bag, especially if you discarded all the upgrade parts and built the creature you originally wanted before going Civ - because you will need your creature stats again. Replacing them with special attacks from new equipment again requires grinding for XP. All things considered you have beautiful ideas and editors in a mediocre game. I still do not regret buying it, mostly for the editors.


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Posted on: September 22, 2018

SAROMON

Games: 123 Reviews: 7

Rushed and polished

Spore, the game that makes you create all kind of magical and freaky creatures that you can imagine from your sick mind. Really. Some of the creations from people are so sick, that your mouth is constancly opened while watching these abonimations. Of course, most of them no matter how freaky they look, they are adorable and cute. This is a game for creations mostly. So big part of the gameplay is creating and modifying your creature, buildings, vehicles and etc. There are 5 stages of evolution. 1. Micro. 2. Pack. 3. Tribe. 4. Civilization. 5. Space. For me personally the best stages are 1st and 2nd. Why? Because the game is made for them. It is not rushed, it is simple, funny and creative. Your and all other creatures just blen in the atmosphere. 3rd stage is maybe the most rushed one. Why? I've passed it within an hour as far as I remember. Without destroying a single tribe from the others. All you need to do is pet maximum some wild creatures and they will give you eggs-food. With high food siply you can do whatever you want. The easiest way is to give food to other tribes and they won't attack you. Then it is easy to make them friends and aly. 4th stage is when things really started to be broken. The whole game conception is so much different of what you have seen on previous stages, that you will feel that you don't play the same game again. You are trown in a lot of creating stuff for your civilization that you will spend a lot of time there, unless you make it fast and simple. 5th stage is where everything is wrong. But the conception is good enough. But badly done. So we can see when the developers had their time of programming and etc. 1st and 2nd stage they were in the beginning and they had time so everything is awesome, 3rd stage is like - ok we need to go fast. 4th and 5th stage they saw they don't have much time and started to rush things up. So overall it is between 3,5 Stars, so 4 to summarize. Funny and creative game to play. Thank you


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