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Creation was a cancelled real-time strategy video game developed by Bullfrog Productions as a spin-off of their Syndicate series. Creation was the working title of multiple Bullfrog games. An aquatic-based incarnation of Creation became Magic Carpet. Creation was cancelled due to fears that it would be unsuccessful.
[Plot]
Creation takes place in the Syndicate Wars' timeframe. Earth's oceans have been destroyed by centuries of war, fishing, and pollution. The remaining marine life has been transported to planet Creation, terraformed by Earth probes. It turns out that the planet is not lifeless; there are fungi that are deadly to the marine life transported from Earth. Fungi samples are returned to Earth to be analyzed, but the Syndicate realizes that it can use the fungi as a weapon, and send ships to exploit them. The Syndicate purchases the planet, and decides to destroy the player. In an attempt to stop their drug-harvesting programme, an appeal for help is sent, but this attracts mercenaries and pirates who were previously unaware of the planet. Ships are sent to Creation to collect the fungus drug and resell it on Earth.
[Gameplay]
Players control a submarine in first-person perspective and is tasked of looking after marine life and defending it from the Syndicate, who run planet Earth. Gameplay involves exploring the ocean, where players encounter marine life such as dolphins and whales. Players also encounter Syndicate installations such as genetic laboratories and research bases, as well as their cybernetically-enhanced creatures called G-Sharks. The world's fungi causes Earth's marine life to enter a psychotic frenzy, as well as attracting Cetacea to consume their tendrils. The submarine is equipped with lasers and explosives, and players can be aided by dolphins, who have the ability to control unmanned machinery telepathically. In early versions, fish can be taken back to base, bred, and a device can be attached to them, enabling the player to control them. Dolphins can be deployed via an overview screen. Multiplayer support with up to eight players competing against each other was planned.
[Plot]
Creation takes place in the Syndicate Wars' timeframe. Earth's oceans have been destroyed by centuries of war, fishing, and pollution. The remaining marine life has been transported to planet Creation, terraformed by Earth probes. It turns out that the planet is not lifeless; there are fungi that are deadly to the marine life transported from Earth. Fungi samples are returned to Earth to be analyzed, but the Syndicate realizes that it can use the fungi as a weapon, and send ships to exploit them. The Syndicate purchases the planet, and decides to destroy the player. In an attempt to stop their drug-harvesting programme, an appeal for help is sent, but this attracts mercenaries and pirates who were previously unaware of the planet. Ships are sent to Creation to collect the fungus drug and resell it on Earth.
[Gameplay]
Players control a submarine in first-person perspective and is tasked of looking after marine life and defending it from the Syndicate, who run planet Earth. Gameplay involves exploring the ocean, where players encounter marine life such as dolphins and whales. Players also encounter Syndicate installations such as genetic laboratories and research bases, as well as their cybernetically-enhanced creatures called G-Sharks. The world's fungi causes Earth's marine life to enter a psychotic frenzy, as well as attracting Cetacea to consume their tendrils. The submarine is equipped with lasers and explosives, and players can be aided by dolphins, who have the ability to control unmanned machinery telepathically. In early versions, fish can be taken back to base, bred, and a device can be attached to them, enabling the player to control them. Dolphins can be deployed via an overview screen. Multiplayer support with up to eight players competing against each other was planned.
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