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Posted on: September 9, 2024
Stromko
验证所有者游戏: 77 评论: 6
Aged like milk
- No UI scaling. Looks really crunchy at default resolution but the interface is tiny at 4K. - Little to no autosaving. When the game crashes (which it does fairly often) you will be reset back to your last manual save. It doesn't save when you change between generations, not even sure if it saves when you evolve to the next stage. - Quite grindy and mindless gameplay, clumsy controls
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Posted on: January 1, 2025
LeonhardtOnGOG
验证所有者游戏: 15 评论: 2
Brilliant idea, middling execution
Spore is one of those games that grabs your attention right away with its big, bold concept. Created by Maxis, the minds behind The Sims, it lets you guide a species from a tiny single-cell organism all the way to a sprawling galactic empire. On paper, it’s the kind of game you dream about, and at its best, it delivers moments of pure joy and creativity. The heart of Spore lies in its incredible customization tools. Designing your own creatures, vehicles, and even spaceships is intuitive and endlessly fun. It’s hard not to smile when you see your bizarre creation come to life, stumbling or strutting its way through the world. The early stages, like Cell and Creature, are especially engaging. There’s a real sense of evolution and progress as you adapt your creation to survive and thrive. But as ambitious as Spore is, it doesn’t always stick the landing. The middle stages—Tribal and Civilization—are where the cracks start to show. While they introduce cool new ideas, they feel shallow compared to the rest of the game. Tasks get repetitive, and the gameplay lacks the depth that could have made these stages more compelling. You can’t help but feel like they were rushed or simply not given enough attention. Even beyond that, Spore struggles with consistency. The transitions between stages feel disjointed, and the overall experience doesn’t always flow as smoothly as you’d hope. It’s also a bit buggy and unbalanced in places, which can pull you out of the experience. Still, there’s no denying that Spore is something special. It’s not perfect, but it’s creative, charming, and genuinely unlike anything else out there. If you can look past its rough edges and occasional missteps, it’s an unforgettable journey through evolution and beyond.
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Posted on: March 20, 2025
CakedWithKeef
验证所有者游戏: 74 评论: 1
An amazing classic
This game has a special place in my heart because It came out my sophmore year in highschool and it was such a new and interesting concept. It's such a unique experience that has really been replicated since. It holds up so well to current gaming standards that a 5 year old could jump on this and enjoy themselves. 10/10 would buy 10 more times! As of writing this review it is $8.99 for the Spore Collection on sale
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Posted on: August 26, 2025
Plaid_Gloves
验证所有者游戏: 132 评论: 7
A mile wide and an inch deep. Still fun.
Spore is an oddity. Despite being creatively original, mechanically unique, and immensely popular in its day, it somehow managed to escape being the inspiration for a thousand cash-grabbing copycats. This means that, nearly two decades later, Spore is still a one-of-a-kind classic that retains its novelty for any modern-day gamer just now deciding to give it a go. To start off, the scope of this game is absolutely, absurdly massive. I mean that thematically AND mechanically. Each savegame spans billions of years. Your perspective starts with a single-celled organism and gradually zooms out, so to speak, to encompass an entire galaxy. To illustrate this huge amount of time and evolution, the game actually *changes genres* no fewer than four times. And we're not splitting hairs here, either - the game literally goes from "flOw" to RPG to RTS to a hybrid space-trading god-sim. You will go from putting eyes on an ameoba to putting sails on a ship to putting genetically engineered lifeforms on any planet you wish. Just the fact that all of this is present in a single game is insane and beautiful. So why didn't its novelty and popularity spawn a host of lifeless Spore clones? Because it's not actually a very good game. Spore quickly becomes butter spread over too much bread. Each of its many states of being is a shallow gameplay experience that, because they are all only vaguely interrelated, fails to lend depth to any of the others. You will always come away from it feeling that something was missing - that perhaps you had just played a feature-stripped open beta. Then you remember that it was 2008, and this was just how it shipped. But with all of that said, there's still something wonderful about it. You need an imagination to fill in the gaps, but I enjoy that. Do try it out. You will either find it charming and come back to it every now and again (as I do), or you will be bored and never come back. Either way, it's a rarity you've got to experience at least once.
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Posted on: April 1, 2024
falconzinx
验证所有者游戏: 11 评论: 11
Disjointed ideas but still a of lot fun
An ambitious god simulator where you start as a creature and work your way up to conquering the center of the galaxy, i.e.: creature in water -> creature on land -> tribes -> cities -> space The creature stages are especially fun where you get to use an intuitive modeler to create limbs on a creature and the system will dynamically animate how they move. The creative parts become progressively meaningless in terms of how they affect gameplay as you move up the levels though. The tribal and city stages are basically Civilization/Starcraft clones, but are very basic and is over way too quickly. The space stages can get boring and/or tedious, but that's if you are forcing a certain playstyle. To me, its really about figuring out for yourself the most efficient and varied methods to find a balance between maximizing income, fulfilling the badge requirements, and having some fun to unlock things that helps beat the game. The interstellar travel, on-foot missions, space combat, and alliances with aliens kind of resemble Star Control 2 or Mass Effect. At some point, you do become a god in that you can create, tweak, uplift, and/or destroy all manner of life as well as terraform or destroy planets to your liking. Despite its shortcomings, its fun to get back to every now and then, and is definitely for those who like creating things.
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