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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Simulation/Miscellaneous Sim
ESRB RATING
EVERYONE,
DEVELOPER
PUBLISHER
ALSO AVAILABLE ON
Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Macintosh, Commodore Amiga
TRAITS (member-attributed "LIKES")
THE SETTING #USES
PLAYING AS #USES
PLAYING AGAINST #USES
HOW IT'S PLAYED #USES
GENERAL TONE #USES
DESCRIPTION
In SimAnt, as in so many of the Maxis simulations, the designers have taken hold of a particular subject matter and focused our attention on nearly every aspect of it. The subject matter this time is the incredibly durable and indestructible ant, the largest body of beings on the face of the planet. In SimAnt, you become one of Earth's most determined survivalists and experience life from an ant's perspective. In so doing, you'll find yourself immersed in tasks that seem, well, human in nature. You'll wage war, defend your home, face poisonous chemicals, reproduce, work singularly or in groups, eat, and even face natural disasters.
SimAnt offers three basic modes of play. The Quick Games mode puts you in the role of Yellow Ant, the leader of the black ants in a ferocious battle for supremacy and survival against the dreaded red ants for a single patch of yard. The win condition is simple: kill the red queen. In Full Games, once again you'll become Yellow Ant, but your mission is on a much grander scale and you'll jump from body to body as your "character" dies. You must eliminate all the red ants in the yard and then systematically drive the humans from their house by taking over 70% of the 192 indoor "patches." The final mode, Experimental Games, gives you human status again and by using different environments, tools, and chemicals in a laboratory setting, you can study your electronic ants' behavior by manipulating numerous parameters. ~ Michael L. House, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“A realistic (even a little graphic) ant simulation-cum-RTS. The micromanagement options are daunting but worth experimenting with. Random enemies in the yard mix up the otherwise repetitive hunting-and-gathering.”
“A realistic (even a little graphic) ant simulation-cum-RTS. The micromanagement options are daunting but worth experimenting with. Random enemies in the yard mix up the otherwise repetitive hunting-and-gathering.”
created 12/JUN/2009
“Was a great game for all ages. It had the ability to play as simple, or as complex as you wanted, from simply pointing, and clicking to tell your ants where to go, or to laying down pheremones, so the ants could make a flank while you scouted ahead.”
“Was a great game for all ages. It had the ability to play as simple, or as complex as you wanted, from simply pointing, and clicking to tell your ants where to go, or to laying down pheremones, so the ants could make a flank while you scouted ahead.”
created 28/MAY/2009
“I played this a lot. I don't know why it's so enjoyable to be an ant, but hey! Loved ganging up on the "evil" spiders then gobbling them up. x)”
“I played this a lot. I don't know why it's so enjoyable to be an ant, but hey! Loved ganging up on the "evil" spiders then gobbling them up. x)”
created 19/JAN/2009
620
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