Games Database
N64
Adventure: Graphic
| Also for: | PlayStation, Game Boy Color | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Adventure: Graphic Strategy |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | DMA Design | ||
| Released: | 1998
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| Ratings: | 11+ | ||
| Accessories: | Rumble Pack | ||
Summary
Launched in 2001, this space station is one of the most advanced human experiments ever created. Soon after launch, it simply vanished. One millennium later, it has returned, and anything that goes near it vanishes. Enter Dan and Evo. After crashing into the space station, it’s up to you figure out just what is going on.
You control Evo, a self evolving computer chip who gets to wonder around Silicon Valley. His purpose? As a mobile computer chip, you have the ability to possess anything you attach to that is organic, and that’s what this game is about. You have get about by possessing creatures in the space station and using them to fulfil certain tasks in order to get to the next part of the level. You should know that every creature you possess, even of the same species, has its own individual statistics. As you progress through the station, each creatures statistics will raise or fall, depending on the environment surrounding it.
Space Station Silicon Valley is one of the few original titles left in a much saturated genre. This platform title crossed with a strategic element is a title worth noting. Give it a try.
You control Evo, a self evolving computer chip who gets to wonder around Silicon Valley. His purpose? As a mobile computer chip, you have the ability to possess anything you attach to that is organic, and that’s what this game is about. You have get about by possessing creatures in the space station and using them to fulfil certain tasks in order to get to the next part of the level. You should know that every creature you possess, even of the same species, has its own individual statistics. As you progress through the station, each creatures statistics will raise or fall, depending on the environment surrounding it.
Space Station Silicon Valley is one of the few original titles left in a much saturated genre. This platform title crossed with a strategic element is a title worth noting. Give it a try.