Download SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony - DOS game

SimAnt is a life simulation and strategy game developed by Maxis, released in 1991, and part of the "Sim" series. Created by Will Wright, SimAnt focuses on simulating the life of an ant colony. In SimAnt, you play as the black ant colony in a backyard and household environment, competing against the red ants, environmental hazards, and even human interference. The game combines strategy, simulation, and survival mechanics, allowing you to manage your colony and expand territory.

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SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony manual

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Main executable game file: simant/simant.exe.

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SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony review

All Game Guide: "SimAnt at heart is a simple game and doesn't have all the glittery action of adventure and action games but it is, after all, a simulation. What it does have is a great deal of integrity, intrigue and interaction and provides literally hours of immersive game play."

Retro gamer collector's corner:

It was rereleased by Maxis as part of the SimClassics suite.

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More information on SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony

Status: abandonware
Also published for: Amiga, SNES, Windows 3.x, Macintosh
Abandonware DOS views: 18319

Awards won by SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony:

1992 - Best Simulation Program, CODiE Awards.
1992 - Best Educational Tool Program, CODiE Awards.

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Will Wright fansite

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