SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony

SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony is an old DOS managerial simulation game developed by Stainless Games in 1991 from an original idea by Justin McCormick, Will Wright. SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony can be enjoyed in single player mode. It's available for download.

Rating: 4.1

(68 votes)

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Genre:

simulation / managerial simulation

system:

DOS

released:

1991

publisher:

Stainless Games

developer:

Stainless Games

designers:

Justin McCormick, Will Wright

keywords:

top down

Reviews

"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." - All Game Guide review

Downloads for SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony

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Video

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Additional info

Facts, trivia and collector's notes are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. These texts use material from this Wikipedia article.

Will Wright, creator of the Sim series, said he got the idea for The Sims while working on SimAnt.

There are a variety of creatures in SimAnt such as spiders, antlions, caterpillars, pillbugs, birds, roaches, flies, and even humans. The roaches and flies can only be found inside the house. The spider, caterpillars, and the antlions can all be killed by sufficiently large swarms. Dead spiders and caterpillars will eventually turn into food.

players: single player

distribution: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk, cd-rom

graphics: EGA, VGA, MCGA, Tandy, Hercules

sound: Adlib, Roland, Sound Blaster, Tandy

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