Believe me when I say I've not a creative bone in my body. In any given game, character customization is the last thing I do, after I've run out of other things, and I don't have a particularly fun time doing it.
So I ask: Is the gameplay in Spore alone enough to justify a purchase? It doesn't look like much. A dumbed-down Civ, maybe, but we have one of those already. It's Revolution.

Are you a casual gamer?

>y

>n


Any answer resulting in 'Y', categorizes you as a suitable match for Spore! Congratulations gamer!

D: Thank you, multiple-choice stranger!

Ask your doctor if Spore is right for you.

Check your genitals for Spore today.

Spore is prohibited by federal and state law except in cases of medical necessity approved and prescribed by a doctor.

Spore? In my vagina?

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I think this thread can be dragged to the backyard and shot.

Or locked.

It's a pretty casual experience but fun all the same. A lot of the customization of your creature if you play the game from cell onwards is for practical benefit. When prompted to create buildings or ships you can just find someone else's online that you like. I'd say it's still worth a purchase.

"It's a pretty casual experience but fun all the same. A lot of the customization of your creature if you play the game from cell onwards is for practical benefit. When prompted to create buildings or ships you can just find someone else's online that you like. I'd say it's still worth a purchase."

I want to try it out before I get it. Do they offer a demo?

"I want to try it out before I get it. Do they offer a demo?"

nah, don't bother. creation is really the driving motivation in the game. i dont see how someone who hates character creation would like it.