Spore Creature Creator demo now available on Big Download [UPDATED]

Posted Jun 17th 2008 9:20AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, Demos, Sandbox, Simulation, Spore

It's one of the most anticipated PC game launches of 2008 (some might say it's one of the biggest of all time) and now we can finally give you a tiny taste of it. Electronic Arts' Maxis studio has released the Spore Creature Creator, a stand alone editor that players can use now to make creatures that can later be imported into the full Spore game when it is released on September 7.

As we mentioned in the past, this free demo of the creature creator has about 25 percent of the content of the full editor but that should give you more than enough to make your own weird and kooky creatures. The full version, which contains all of the content available in the demo, cost $9.99 and will be made available for sale tomorrow. You can download the freePC demo right here at Big Download. (Update: we also have the Mac version available for download now

Download the free PC demo of Spore Creature Creator at Big Download right now

Download the free Mac demo of Spore Creature Creator at Big Download right now

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

I love Big Download.Posted at 11:02AM on Jun 18th 2008 by John

Got it downloaded been play for about 2 hours last night... LOVE IT..... endless time of fun just creating characters, can't wait until the full game comes out.Posted at 2:34PM on Jun 18th 2008 by Josh

Spore has Securom on it AND its said they will include the same DRM as Mass Effect which has a 3 install limit. I won't be buying it or anything with this junk on it.Posted at 9:31PM on Jun 20th 2008 by Div

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