All sorts of adventures can be created, from Destruction, Puzzle, Guard, Templates, to even Story.

The editor is a shining example of how something simple can create something complicated there are many ways to create a mission, you can include ANY sort of creation in the Sporepedia and make it part of an adventure. The smiley face is how well rated the adventure is, the bar (with a 1-5 measurement on it) rates the difficulty (It sees the difficulty by how many times a player dies on a mission), and the 'total times played' counter really needs no formal presentation.

Missions are rated by 3 icons, a smiley face, a bar, and a 'total times played' counter. You can also rate and comment on missions created by other players. There are two modes you can access your missions: Ingame, in the Space Phase (By selecting a star with a special 'flag' icon over it), or you can go to the Sporepedia and surf other player's custom missions. In Spore: Galactic Adventures fans will experience deeper Space stage gameplay as for the first time space faring creatures will be able to beam down from their spaceships to explore new planets. It is a major new upgrade to the Space Phase (Space Phase is the only phase affected by the expansion), and instead of receiving pre-made missions from the AI Empires scattered throughout the Galaxy, you can make up missions to play in game (With unprecedented amount of customization) for yourself and other players. The adventure creator is certainly more complicated than the previous toolsets you're given to make other things in the game, and there's definitely a moderate learning curve.Overview New, player-made missions.Spore Galactic Adventure is an expansion pack for the game Spore. Much like other elements in Spore, the adventures you create also have a complexity meter that limits how involved and lengthy they can be, but there's still a lot of freedom to put together multi-tiered missions with story elements. In addition to the new ability to terraform the planet surface and customize its appearance in a tremendous number of ways, you can easily throw weather effects, lighting, music, scenery elements, and even give dialogue bubbles to creatures to enhance your custom story interactions.

You can import all manner of creatures, buildings, vehicles, items, and other elements from the Sporepedia into the adventure creator and assign different behaviors, actions, and events to them. Then there's Maxis' How a Bill Becomes a Law adventure that walks you through the legislative process of attempting to pass a bill to save the Spoffits by slaying the opposition and coercing other naysayers.Īs fun as the pre-made missions are, it's the ability to play adventures made by other users and create your own that greatly extends the value of Galactic Adventures. Another wacky mission tasks you with scouring a massive library to hunt down books for patrons with different tastes in literature in order to finally obtain a library card of your own.

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