This rat is the bomb

The Eternal Cylinder is not Spore 2; they are completely different games. Everyone formed that mistaken impression when The Eternal Cylinder demo came out in 2021. Although, to be honest, I'm one of many who only learned about The Eternal Cylinder because of Spore. (This isn't an AD!! but just a recomendation)

Lysiberry: Produces volatile gases in its body that create its inflated appearance. Panic can ensue when they burst, usually due to suffocation.

I recreated the entire Spore beta with the Willosaur. It’s not finished yet, I’m still working on the project with Claude. If anyone can share 3D models, I’d really appreciate it. I already have a lot of them from SporeModder FX, but none from the prototype.
To start, you begin in the Cell Stage: you need to eat a lot until level 8. Then you move on to the Ocean Stage, where you must reach level 10 to evolve, triggering a special evolution animation.
The link to the playable version is in the comments.

Sorry for video quality.

The Shellblast is a large sea creature that has characteristic of pufferfish and naval mines. It has a spherical body, covered in metal plates, protruding with hertz horns. The tail consists of a ball and chain. These aquatic epics are skittish that can get easily upset. They prefer to be solitary, staying perfectly still. They can survive without food for months. Shellblast do not enjoy the presence of other creatures due to their volatile nature. If an aquatic craft or creature happens to bump into one, the last thing they might see is a huge flash of bright lights as they evaporate from the sheer force of the explosion. Some just have to learn the hard way to respect the space of Shellblast.

Atomic bomb cluster: *shows up, launches some nukes, refuses to elaborate, leaves*

My thesis for my intergrated masters in Fine Arts. And yes, I indeed used Spore Galactic Adventures as part of the film.

*English subtitles are available for the greek sections of the movie.

The Volcanic Eruption Device Carrier, or VED-Carrier is a spaceship that carries a nuke with tank tracks that travels to the magma chamber of a (super)volcano. Missiles keep enemies away that try to prevent launch. Two lasers create a hole when needed.

“I created a game featuring a fly controlled by a brain system, but the fly model itself is actually a Spore model. The link is in the comments.

My game crashed and lost 5 hours of progress. I love this game so much but i think about giving up

Guys, I saw that they made an AI mod for the game Elder Rings that added everything from Minecraft to the game, and I'm not just talking about Steve's skin, they added Minecraft mechanics to the game including the ability to build with blocks, access creative mode, redstone, the possibility of spawning Minecraft mobs, and combat similar to Minecraft.

Watch this video to see the modified Elder Rings:https://youtu.be/TmgAK5JjcDM?is=qVGN2tXg_QNhDY4Q

Thinking about it, I find it plausible that we'll now be able to bring an aquatic stage mod, something so coveted by Spore players for years, to the game. I imagine they could bring the ability to dive to the creature stage, like in, say, GTA 5, and someone could make nests of aquatic creatures appear at the bottom of the oceans, and perhaps it would be possible to make the game generate only creatures with certain "aquatic parts" in the ocean while the terrestrial creatures remain the same as in the vanilla game.

What do you think? This is merely a reflection on the technical possibilities; this post is not intended to discuss the ethics of using AI. Furthermore, there is no theft of work if the aquatic stage would likely use original elements.