Details
- Released
- 1997
- Developer
- Crossover Technologies
- Publisher
- Interplay Productions, Inc.
- Genre
- Education / Ecology / Nature, Education / History, Simulation, Strategy
- Players
- Up to 6; single player, multiplayer
- Type
- Commercial
- Rating
- K-A - Kids to Adults
- Platform
- Windows 9x
- Pack
- eXoWin9x
- Manual
- Included in the pack (PDF)
Stories
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About this game
A sort of combination of Civilization and SimEarth. You control one of the earliest tetrapods (land animals), and try to get it to reproduce, spread, and evolve into a later species, ultimately evolving an intellectual species (which doesn't have to be Homo sapiens). There are some 160-odd species in the game, including dinosaurs; the continents move around during play; era changes are marked by geological catastrophes, which occur on a semi-random basis. In addition to the 'full' game, there are shorter scenarios for the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic.
Also known as
| Evoluçao: O Jogo da Vida | Brazil |
| Evolution: El Juego de la Vida Inteligente | Spain |
| Genetic Evolution: The Race for Intelligent Life | Germany |
Collections
- Playlist
- Remote Multiplayer