I also really like that in order to download or trade creatures, one merely has to add the creature’s PNG image to the creature folder. I’m going to put it to the ultimate test and see if I can convince my girlfriend, who doesn’t play games at all, to sit down and play with it for a few minutes.īut if anything is a testament to how easy this game is to use, it’s the burgeoning Sporepedia – it was at 40,000 creatures when the game officially launched yesterday. It’s so easy, I’m convinced that pretty much anyone could pick it up and start creating impressive animals with it in only a few minutes, and that’s saying something, as designing things in 3D is traditionally not very newbie friendly. Thanks xygthop – I was equally impressed with how easy it was to use the Creature Creator. I've already seen a Murloc creature floating around, and it was a pretty damn good recreation.Īnyway, I'm going to get back to playing around with this, as well as working on my YYG Competition 3 entry - be sure to try out the Creature Creator though and let me know what you think!
I'm still going to reserve final judgment for the final release of the game, but just from this small taste, I think Spore is going to turn out great.Īs with the Mii channel on Wii, half the fun will be to see what kind of creations people can make that resemble existing creatures. Taking your creature for a test-drive as you develop him is awesome, and the features the team has built into the game for taking pictures, creating videos, animated avatars, etc. I haven't had a chance to give this a really lengthy go-round, but from what I have played so far, it's intuitive, easy, and fun. After having read about countless people playing with the Spore Creature Creator (and watching the number of creatures added to the online database jump by the thousands with each page refresh), I finally got a chance to try it out myself.
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