Spore is a game with different possibilities. You are a cell at the start, and let me tell you, it makes a lot of sense on how it works (If you are a small cell, super large cells can't find you, but as you grow, you can be eaten by them, but if you grow more, you can eat them.) After that, we go as a creature, going OUT of the sea and into land. Have jaws on arms, have poison sting, horns, plenty of different looking eyes, extend the legs, make the backbone larger to make the creature larger too, give it skinny legs or fat ones for health or speed. Have the ability to sprint, or jump, glide, charge, sing, dance, spit, and different kinds of abilities that seemingly is familiar to warcraft's. You stay with a pack and the focus on this part is to get smarter, and as you do get smarter by "interacting" with the other creatures, you can walk around with your trusty allies. They move and attack when you do. After that, its all about tribes and now it seems like it's now a strategy game... In this part, you make babies, you assign adults with jobs like fishing, hunting or guarding... And you have rival tribes in the same planet. You can either impress them with some instruments or just unmercifully kill them... After that, you become a civilization. You can design wacky buildings and create land, sea and air vehicles. (Unfortunately, there is really not much use for putting a plasma cannon on the tank except that its initial damage increases... No plasma coming out of the plasma cannon)... Now, you'll find other cities of the same species of you... They are really mean and demanding so don't go sensitive... You can have trading routes with them, ally them and help them attack cities, attack them and shoot missiles on them, or end the civilization stage and go to space stage after you click the "ICMB" icon that launches nukes to every city... Then space age takes in and if you played the whole 4 stages without quitting, then you get God Gamer award... Which happened to me...
Neat Pyritie!
