CREATE Your Universe from Microscopic to Macrocosmic: From tide pool amoebas to thriving civilizations to intergalactic starships, everything is in your hands. The displacement-activated spore hub drive, commonly shortened to spore drive or s-drive, was an organic propulsion system the Federation experimented with during the 2240s and 2250s.Spore gives you a variety of powerful yet easy-to-use creation tools so you can create every aspect of your universe: creatures, vehicles, buildings, and even starships. Colonies of P.stellaviatori can be found in locations such as the Kinjer System and the Donatu System. But, after the Glenn's malfunction killed all crew on board instantly, and Discovery was officially destroyed in battle when the spore drive exploded killing a total of almost 300 crew between both ships, the technology was written off. Its fungal roots cross the universe, including alternate realities, and can be navigated by use of P.stellaviatori in a spore drive. The spore drive was a revolutionary new technology developed in the 23rd century and installed on two ships.
What you do with your universe is up to you. Prototaxites stellaviatori (also referred to as P.stellaviatori) is a species of fungus originating in the Mycelial network. You can play how you choose: Start in Cell and nurture one species from humble tidepool organism to intergalactic traveler, or jump straight in and build tribes or civilizations on new planets. it’s all up to you as you design each and every element of your new lifeform. Each stage has its own unique style, challenges, and goals. Play with evolution as you create customized creatures and explore incredible new worlds. Spore drive, where a network of mycelium spores spread across the Universe allow a spacecraft to instantaneously travel from one disconnected point to another, as though they miraculously. About This Game From Single Cell to Galactic God, evolve in a universe of your own creations.Play through Spore's five evolutionary stages: Cell, Creature, Tribe, Civilization, and Space.
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