Games Review: Spore
PC, Mac, EA, £39.99
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Your support makes all the difference.The ultimate God game, an evolutionary escapade, a life simulation and a massive single-player online game – Spore has been described in many ways, but it’s a tough title to pin down.
Designed by the creator of Sims,Will Wright, it’s an ingenious, complicated and quite frankly massive game. Players start with a single-cell organism and end up creating tribes, civilisations and eventually – if they succeed – ruling the universe. From fashioning your own creatures to building a functioning society, this is epic gaming. Block out the next few weeks of your social life.
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