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2008 video game
Spore Creatures
Developer(s)Foundation 9
Publisher(s)Electronic Arts
Designer(s)Will Wright
Platform(s)Nintendo DS
Release
Genre(s)Life simulation / RPG
Mode(s)Single player, multiplayer
Typical gameplay screenshot.

Spore Creatures is the Nintendo DS spin-off of Spore, developed by Foundation 9.

Gameplay

The game will focus on the Creature phase of the larger game, with elements of Nintendogs and Drawn to Life. Unlike the characters of the larger Spore, creatures are completely 2D.

Spore Creatures is a more story-based game as the gamer plays a creature kidnapped by a UFO and forced to survive in a strange island over the course of 12 levels, when the game ends. The creature is created and modified in an editor, using points earned to give the creature different body parts and skills. The player is given 20 points at the start with which to build their initial creature.

The game focuses on survival, which includes finding food and eventually a mate, with mini-games such as singing and dancing for friend-making. A large part of the game involves collecting items, allowing players to earn 60 badges based on game moments and actions. The players can also perform side quests and play mini-games to unlock skills and 280 hidden creature parts, which are given to the player by other friendly creatures, akin to Animal Crossing. Some parts grant "Bio-Powers", such as a quick healing ability.

The game will allow the player to save ten different creations, including those from friends over a local, peer-to-peer connection. Players can have their creatures interact via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection; Spore Creatures is one of the few Nintendo DS or Wii games to allow a player to opt out of needing to input Friend Codes.

See also

References

  1. Bramwell, Tom (2008-02-12). "Spore release date announced". Eurogamer. Retrieved 2008-02-12.
  2. "EA and Maxis to ship Spore in September". Electronic Arts. 2008-02-12. Retrieved 2008-02-12.
  3. ^ 1Up Spore Creatures preview.
  4. ^ Joystiq preview, Spore Creatures.
  5. ^ GameSpy Spore Creatures preview

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