Spore (video game)

Spore is a game where you play as a small life-form trying to evolve into something bigger. You go through several stage, including: Cell, Creature, Tribal, Civilization, and Space stages.

Cell stage
In this stage, you play as a small cell eating meat or plant matter (possibly plankton,) depending on what kind of "-vore" you are. You can play as either a herbivore, a carnivore or unlock an omnivore mouth later in the stage.

Parts
There are a total of 9 parts in the Cell stage. These include everything from flagella to poison ejecters. While you only have 3 parts to begin with, you can unlock the other 6 by killing other cells, or find one of the meteorite parts (there is only one.)

Environments
In the Cell Stage, there are a lot of environmental objects. These are listed below:

Bubbles
These are the very first objects you come across. Most of these are small and you are able to destroy them, but some of them are too big and thick for you to do so until you grow up.

Water Currents
These are by far the most annoying environmental object in the Cell Stage. If you swim with it, it might give you an advantage over the bigger predators, but swim towards it, and you are in even more danger than you were. Watch out for these!

Giant Plants
These are giant lumps of plant matter. These usually consist of three layers: 15, 5 and 1 object layer.

15 Layer
If you are very small, you can eat a lot of these small branches. Mind you, there are a lot of predators and opponents trying to get food from these.

5 layer
These have less branches, but also have less opponents and carnivores, since there isn't as much food on these. You are much bigger than the cells eating from the 15 layer, which means heaven for you if you are a carnivore.

1 Layer
Very useless layer, as you are able to eat this in one bite. These contain all the DNA you found in the first plants in the beginning of the stage. No one cares about these, unless there are bigger herbivores around.

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