SPORE™ Reviews

I cannot stress how much i love this game... The tribal stage is a bit boring right now, but i'll probably get used to it. I love how i can have multiple, easy-to-access saves for different ways i want to play the game, and i love how little limitations there are... I've wanted this game for months now and finally got it, and the price is so worth it that i forgot if i even paid money for it. The game is pretty fair and you actually need some good thinking to do what you want to achieve, like needing specific parts to increase stats you need in order to achieve a goal - Like befriending or killing everybody in the creature stage... So far, my only real complaints are that i can't save parts for other runs and how it's VERY hard to get an omnivore mouth in the creature stage & how i can't create an account (which isn't even necessary) without it being a huge inconvenience, but other than that, i love this game with my heart & soul :)

w game except for the crashes tip: save every minute you can

i saw it on youtube when i was little, finally got it and it doesnt work. first of all i cant even log in an account which is just GREAT to say the least, and when i said "fuck it" and entered the game without signing in, it crashes. i thought it was a game bug, i rejoin, try to open settings and it crashes again. by this point, i told myself i will not try anything and just play as it is, but apperantly i cant do that either since it crashed when i mated for the first time in cell stage in the fucking game tutorial. wouldve loved the game if it was playable, im sure. and btw, i had to wait for that fuckass meteor cutscene each time it crashed. yes, we get it, the meteor crashes. how interesting.

the cell and creature stage were like crack to younger me. lack of an auto save makes playing the game frustrating

i got it on sale for 2 dollars so its worth it for 2 dollars its 20 dollars normally so not worth it ig

sigma sigma (i just replay all the other stages cause idk what to do in the space stage)

I've really only bought this game because of nostalgia. From watching Youtubers like DanTDM and Jacksepticeye play this game. And out of curiosity to see what the gameplay is like. pretty straight forward. Gather resources and experience to evolve and thrive. Even on the hardest difficulty you do progress quickly, whether you want to or not. Which can be good or bad depending on how you want to play. And i only got like 18 hours in total playtime. Still haven't figure out how to play the space age in this. Don't think i'm invested enough for that The default controls and the camera angle can be frustrating at times. The game has no Autosave, which is frustrating if you encounter the occational crashes. For me it happens whenever my guy gets killed on the harder difficulty. Might have something to do with my device memory usage priority. Is what i've read from the internet but idk. Manually save often, if you wanna be safe. 6/10 Delivers what it promise. a creature evolution game into sentients. Has it's problems here and there. Doesn't really have enough content to buy it full price. Just buy it during a steam sale

This game has gained my first review. EA app does not see it. Impossible to create an ingame account. Support website has an error 404. A complete waste of time trying to resolve the game issues.

I would recommend Spore, it's fun, and even more so to people who want to make creations, there are so many options for what you want, yet there is one art of the game pulling it down, the space stage, the space stage is dragged out, too complicated compared to the rest of the game which has an easy formula per stage, and it's actually hard if you want to actually complete it just because it takes so much time. please, tell me if you disagree

When I was around ten, I clicked on a gameplay on YT of this game. Within the first seconds that galaxy appeared. I already knew, it was going to be divine. From the first moment to the last it was. If I could truly describe what it felt like, I would be content. Imagine an arm with its hand holding a light match just came out of these words, this. And it came towards your eyes, to set on a light that never stops burning inside you. That reached deep into the core of what you are. I would be content if someone ever felt the same.