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  1. Oct 20, 2014
    10
    You get out of Spark what you put into it. If you want to just mess around with terrain editing and prop placement, that is simple fun. If you want to make your dream game or an homage to your favorite RTS, that will take more of a commitment. The DLC model takes more than one sentence to explain, but in the end, with everything obtainable for $0, if desired, it is difficult to imagine aYou get out of Spark what you put into it. If you want to just mess around with terrain editing and prop placement, that is simple fun. If you want to make your dream game or an homage to your favorite RTS, that will take more of a commitment. The DLC model takes more than one sentence to explain, but in the end, with everything obtainable for $0, if desired, it is difficult to imagine a more fair system which would also allow for ongoing development. With the development team staying on board to continue producing more features, content, and general improvements, it is fair to say that the launch is just the beginning, and not the end, of Project Spark. Expand
  2. Oct 11, 2014
    9
    Love it. Love IT. I don't care if there are micro-transactions, because I don't plan on buying any so I'm not going to get my you know what in a knot over them. Is the game perfect? Why no- no game is. The learning curve is STEEP, but this is a game about making games. Once you figure things out it really opens up though. Don't listen to all the negative posts, most of them beingLove it. Love IT. I don't care if there are micro-transactions, because I don't plan on buying any so I'm not going to get my you know what in a knot over them. Is the game perfect? Why no- no game is. The learning curve is STEEP, but this is a game about making games. Once you figure things out it really opens up though. Don't listen to all the negative posts, most of them being from obvious trolls, and give this game a try because the possibilities are limitless. Expand
  3. Oct 7, 2014
    9
    Playing it since closed beta days, started in January. That is the most fantastic game desing platform for anyone who wants to give a go at game creation. Everything is in there, like terrain sculpting, prop placement, scripting (Project Spark uses a very easy to learn visual approach to scripting/programming called Kode), now with day/night cycles, level linking between worlds, manyPlaying it since closed beta days, started in January. That is the most fantastic game desing platform for anyone who wants to give a go at game creation. Everything is in there, like terrain sculpting, prop placement, scripting (Project Spark uses a very easy to learn visual approach to scripting/programming called Kode), now with day/night cycles, level linking between worlds, many Downloadable Content that could interest most people.

    I think Project Spark has goergous visuals, nice interface, lots of cool options, and is really a great platform to make games in no time at all. I just did a 2D Sidescroller level by simply using the world wizard ( now simply called create) and playing with different options. That was highly demanded as an option since some time ago. In this latest release, Team Dakota crammed up some niceties and requested features like draw distance granular setting on both XB1 and PC platform.

    I can also confirm that Project Spark can be installed and played perfectly well on Windows 10 Technical Preview, so we might not worry at all for future compatibility of Project Spark
    Project Spark just released as official as today 10/07/2014.
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  4. Oct 10, 2014
    10
    This is my favorite Xbox One game, and actually beats out several other games I've played over the years. I've been playing since the beta version and haven't stopped. Few games fuel my interest and drive to create, while providing.

    As Spark grows, so do we. I think in years to come better and better creations will come of this. The best is yet to come, but if the past few days of the
    This is my favorite Xbox One game, and actually beats out several other games I've played over the years. I've been playing since the beta version and haven't stopped. Few games fuel my interest and drive to create, while providing.

    As Spark grows, so do we. I think in years to come better and better creations will come of this. The best is yet to come, but if the past few days of the release are any indication, we've only seen the beginning. Yes, this is coming from someone with a level 50 and tons of achievements, but I've earned them all with over 800 hours of play during the beta, and I don't plan on ever slowing down. The first thing I do when I get home from work is look at my downloads, see who played my games, and then begin working on leveling up my characters, doing challenges, and finally improving on and creating new games. It's a lot of work, but well worth it in the end. Keep up the great work Team Dakota!
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  5. Oct 7, 2014
    8
    The Game has too many options, has many, that can scare people to play it. I recommend giving it a look and judge for themselves, not a bad game and the community has done great things with.
  6. Mar 15, 2015
    9
    amazing game. I have no idea why this is scoring so low. if you like creating thing you will like this, if you don't see any games out there you like then make your own why don't you. this is what you do in project spark simply an awesome game and the programming side isn't even that hard I mean if I can do it anyone can. best game on xbox one ATM hands down.
  7. Oct 18, 2014
    10
    This is not a game!!!!! Note that. Project Spark is not for everyone, that's for sure. There's a steep learning curve here that can be overwhelming. Your imagination and a step by step approach can yield much better results than bullheading in with grand ideas and giving up. Checking out other creators work can be eye opening and help you to figure out how to get certain results eg how toThis is not a game!!!!! Note that. Project Spark is not for everyone, that's for sure. There's a steep learning curve here that can be overwhelming. Your imagination and a step by step approach can yield much better results than bullheading in with grand ideas and giving up. Checking out other creators work can be eye opening and help you to figure out how to get certain results eg how to make a lightsaber, how to make checkpoints, how to make a working teleport. There are micro transactions however if you play and create you can earn you're way through as well. If it has been mentioned, yes its f2p. Project Spark is a long term community based project that is cross platform between Xbox One and PC and eventually 360. It really isn't something you can score and so a 10 is justified. I guess the same would apply to LBP and other creators, they lie in a grey zone imo. If you read this and decide to download it, then check out the following creations and games: Little big plan it, Little big adventure, Eye of Sauron, Ultimate Frisbee and Team Dakota's own creations. Open your mind and light the Spark!!!! Expand
  8. Oct 8, 2014
    8
    As a player from the Beta, I have to say that the game has seriously improved since the start. Many additions has been added, such as all the content packs, from desert to the alien planet.

    Starting of from the start, the game is a free to play at it's core which has scared some people off, saying that it's nothing more than a money grab. Locking objects behind a pay wall and behind
    As a player from the Beta, I have to say that the game has seriously improved since the start. Many additions has been added, such as all the content packs, from desert to the alien planet.

    Starting of from the start, the game is a free to play at it's core which has scared some people off, saying that it's nothing more than a money grab. Locking objects behind a pay wall and behind levels. While in the beginning of the Beta, this was true, a single object could be purchased for 3000 credits and be locked behind level 20 while the normal way of gaining credits grants you maybe 90 credits. An unnecessary addition to the game. However, in the first hours of the game you can easily earn up to 6000 credits quickly since everything gives you credits.

    Adding content packs was a better idea for this model. With costs of around 10.000-20.000 credits you get more than 50 (varying) object, sounds, characters and paint. The game rewards dedication by giving you credits through every day Challenges and weekly Challenges. It gives you credits for each level up and for the levels you publish/play.

    The game offer you thin tutorials to show the basics of the "koding" and sculpting. While not great, they get the job done.

    Another mode is Crossroads where you choose what is happening and where it's happening based on your content. While playing, you make choices which changes the world around you, all of which can be done by yourself but the game makes it for you in this mode. You chooses what path you should take and what might lie in your path. After you're finished with a session of Crossroads, you can publish it if you want, although I' wouldn't recommend you filling the servers with them seeing how similar most of them might turn out. Crossroads has been changed to the better since the launch of Beta and has given you more of a sense of progression. You have your Champions (made by Team Dakota) that you can level up in Crossroads and use in Champions Quest, a sort of Story Mode to give you lore behind Project Spark.

    The game is released with a new Theme Pack, Sci fi. To differ yourself from all the current Fantasy games out right now with more Themes coming in the future. More straightened out looks and more symmetry for those who aren't a fan of the squigly Fantasy look.

    The UGC right now are diverse but not diverse enough. There are gems out there such as a very charming Frisbee game but most are WIP (work in progress) and copys of others games. IT might have taken time due to the lack of Level-linking (a feature recently inserted which allows you to link one level to another) and bigger worlds (also recently inserted). Then there's definetly the factor of the games learning curve which becomes quite steep.

    Last but not least, there's the Spark Premium and Tokens. Premium is bought with Tokens that is bought with real money. This is where people go "Pay 2 Win, f****ng Bulls**t". Spark Premium gives you 2x the amount of XP and Credits while in possesion of it. It also grants you more puplishing spots where you can put your levels. Some things in the Marketplace can only be bought with Tokens the month that item is released. However, you can always just not buy it, If you don't want to spend money, just play the game and earn Credits that way, There were people reaching Max level 50 before Spark Premium. Premium gives you perks but no crucial perks.

    With a pretty steep learning curves and dumb pricing on single objects prevents it from being a 9 but to me it's slightly above 8. Pick it up for free if you want to check it out but you can buy the starter pack for $40, including $85 worth of content.

    I hope this was informing in some way, Happy Gaming!
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  9. Oct 21, 2014
    8
    This game pushes imagination and creativity more than any title before it. The range of options given to you is absolutely insane. For FREE you can play any and all games made by the community. This game will make game designers, artists, and coders out of dreamers. For those that want to just play games it's a hub to do just that and provide feedback for those who are creating. The toolsThis game pushes imagination and creativity more than any title before it. The range of options given to you is absolutely insane. For FREE you can play any and all games made by the community. This game will make game designers, artists, and coders out of dreamers. For those that want to just play games it's a hub to do just that and provide feedback for those who are creating. The tools are powerful, deep and user friendly.

    This is a game where you make games and play games made by others. In its field it is an absolute giant. Comparing this to titles outside of its genre is the wrong way to review this title.
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  10. Oct 26, 2014
    8
    Buy this game. Because when people tell you playing games aren't productive, this should come in handy ;) Also, if people can make penalty shootouts on Trials Fusion, and spend tens of hours recreating uber accurate race liveries in Forza, just imagine what people would produce in this game.
  11. Oct 7, 2014
    6
    A really cool platform that is gorgeous to look and and with so many possibilitys it makes my head spin.

    It is a fFantastic tool that i would particularly recommend to children, however there are still painfully bad framerate issues that persist everywhere. Not just in usermade levels, but in the levels made by Team Dakota themselves and even in the games menus. It frequently drops down
    A really cool platform that is gorgeous to look and and with so many possibilitys it makes my head spin.

    It is a fFantastic tool that i would particularly recommend to children, however there are still painfully bad framerate issues that persist everywhere. Not just in usermade levels, but in the levels made by Team Dakota themselves and even in the games menus. It frequently drops down to single digits and is really immersion breaking.

    Also, items are locked behind levels. For creators this is infuriating. I want to buy the lightning effect. I have enough credits for it, but i cant because im only level 6 and its locked to level 20 - For no good reason at all.

    Telling us we can create whatever we want and then locking it behind some kind of arbitrary leveling system is just ridiculous. Levelups have no place in a creation engine.

    It is also still rather difficult to look through the games and existing levels.

    These issues keep it from getting a higher score. It is however free, and has lots of potential to get better in the future. Keep an eye on it.
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  12. Jan 18, 2015
    6
    To be honest, I didn't even know the game had come out until I was browsing in store. Not to mention, I wouldn't of thought that the xbox one edition would receive a physical copy.

    Since there isn't really an in depth user review, I thought I would do it so people know the ups and downs. I did not expect much of this game, and I was actually quite blown away. But be warned, it's a
    To be honest, I didn't even know the game had come out until I was browsing in store. Not to mention, I wouldn't of thought that the xbox one edition would receive a physical copy.

    Since there isn't really an in depth user review, I thought I would do it so people know the ups and downs.

    I did not expect much of this game, and I was actually quite blown away. But be warned, it's a very steep learning curve, and if you don't have the time nor patience, then you won't be enjoying this game to the fullest.

    I'll start with what's great and work towards what's not. To start off, the graphics are very nice, it has a few frame rate issues, but you can't deny it's beauty. The tutorial is very informative, so there is no need to worry about having to figure out everything on your own. The tools are very powerful, it includes shaping tools, so you can shape the land to what ever you desire (once you figure out how to use it to its full extent.) You will find yourself spending many hours figuring out what game you want to make and how you are going to approach it. The "programming" part has a lot of options, and you can make different things do all sorts of stuff. There is an option to create with a little help from "Pre-programmed" material, which is what I used often and would change a couple of things to my liking. Searching through community built games is fun, and it's exciting to try out people's games and it helps you know what things you could eventually do. There is I'm sure other great things the game offers, but for now I would like to move onto the not so good.

    To start, I would like to mention, that this is all from personal opinion and having played the game for at least 30+ hours.

    The one thing that annoyed me, was the developers of this "game" or building "tool" which ever way you see it. Made it out to be this revolutionary thing, which you could create and make any game you want. Which is completely not true, at all! It is still very limited, you definitely won't be seeing the next big game come from this. Which brings me to my next point. The controls are very awkward and can get extremely annoying from time to time, making it difficult to do things you want.

    The world is nothing too exciting either. At first glance it feels like you have a lot to play around with. But the more you build, the more you will start to realize, the land you have runs out very quick. They tried to make the "programming" part easy, in game it's called the brain. I couldn't help to scratch my head that they decided to go down that path. I could think of better ways to do it, just off the top of my head.

    Finally this brings me to what I thought was the main down side. Everything "good" and I mean literally everything, is locked behind a pay wall. Sure you can level up and unlock this stuff, but it takes a very, and I mean a very long time to reach that. By then you'll be giving up and buying it with your hard earned cash. If I'm paying for a game, I would like to be able to experience at least almost the full thing. more than half the stuff is locked behind a pay wall.

    After playing this game for 30+ hours it doesn't feel like it's as powerful as the developers made it out to be. I remember playing forge on Halo Reach, and that felt more powerful than this, not to mention the land was much bigger. And, that was only a bonus you get with purchasing the full game.

    With that aside, I did enjoy this game and still do enjoy it at times. If there wasn't so much of the game locked behind a pay wall, it could very well be an 8/10. But for me I have to give it a 6. Thanks for reading my review.
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  13. Jan 24, 2015
    5
    I want this to be an objective Review:

    "Project Spark is a powerful, yet simple way to build and play your own worlds, stories and games." This bold, and opening statement laid out directly on the front of their website, I cannot agree with at all. Powerful? - How so? With limitations such as 30fps; unusable metrics (that have to be purchased to be used) that don't present useful or
    I want this to be an objective Review:

    "Project Spark is a powerful, yet simple way to build and play your own worlds, stories and games." This bold, and opening statement laid out directly on the front of their website, I cannot agree with at all.

    Powerful? - How so? With limitations such as 30fps; unusable metrics (that have to be purchased to be used) that don't present useful or helpful info, just basic number counts; or the large set of brains, and characters that barely function and could easily be regarded to as lazy programming.

    Simple? - Like the 1000 hours it takes to begin to understand how to Kode due to the complete lack of any sort of compendium of information regarding the language (unless you LOVE watching 10,000 hours of Youtube videos). With no one ever willing to help explain or lay out the aspects of what we don't see. Or how about the fact that every patch breaks something, and they don't tell you, they just hope you don't realize and as a result it's up to your best guess (or excellence with research) to know anything.

    Games? - No, no one is making any games in Project Spark. That's never going to happen. And if it does, I have to say that person is a fool, or a paid fool. Neither of which anyone should aspire to be. A game is more than a few poorly programmed AI smacking a few other poorly programmed AI with absolutely no UI and over a dozen bugs at every corner. If you want to make games, please go learn what it takes to make a game. Please go learn actual programming languages. It will be easier, more rewarding, and your friends/family won't look at you as if you're just playing with some Children's Legos.

    Project Spark was perhaps released a bit too soon. Considering Win8 isn't the most popular system, and with Win10 around the corner, I could even argue that it was a wise decision to release in October as they did, to encourage Win8 to further stomp out the issues to prepare for Win10. Or perhaps it was a result of desperation, it's difficult to tell since as we close in on February, a slew of game breaking issues have been fixed, but there still remains an enormous pile of simple tasks that have yet to even be touched. In my book, that suggests laziness. I hear excuses constantly "small team" "trying their best" well, I'm sorry, October to February, how long are we supposed to wait until Project Spark is actually released in any sort of manner that you continue to promise?

    I'd have to say these people are obvious Amateurs. We as humans make mistakes on a daily basis, and a lot of the time we can't handle the reality that we messed up, or were lying. We continually try to justify every one of our actions with some kind of explanation. I don't care for that, I look for 1 thing, and 1 thing only, action. Action which I see very little from other than ONE Community Manager, SparkBrian. Who was only hired on near the end of 2014.

    There is so much to slam this "game" for, but I only have 5000 characters max to express to you what I see.

    Considering Project Sparks limitations (especially on PC), it still can't compete with the majority of top-end games out there, but it's not even in the same Category really, so we shouldn't be look at it that way. Compare it to game making Software like RPG Maker for instance, and it's a colossal step up, no doubt about that. And that's more of the category it fits in.

    I wish Project Spark could've been more. It had promise, it had potential, but that's all clearly going to waste without me having to say anything. You can be delusional and pray for the best every day, or you can be realistic and realize there are much better things you can be spending your time on in a day, than Project Spark. If learning is your goal, learn something else, that's my advice. It will save you some regrets.

    I've attempted to remain positive in this atmosphere for a long time (not an easy thing for me to do), and no where do I claim that I can do better than these people or what they're trying to do. I do however claim that I'm not dumb enough to try or pretend to.

    What is Project Spark? A question 4 months I've been asking myself and still can't answer. It's not a game, it's not really a game making tool (since it's pretty haphazard, lacks a ton of basic tool functions, and provides no opportunity for anyone using it). The community managers struggle to keep the peace, but do so by squashing any doubt with baseless promises (he said she said), that and a lot of the community is young and lack knowledge.

    If anything, Project Spark is a great example of "What not to do when creating a game" if there ever was one. As in, don't attempt to grab something outside of your reach without first taking whatever steps necessary to understand and know how to extend said reach.

    If you have thousands of hours, PS has plenty of examples (and is itself one) of what not to do. That is what Project Spark has taught me.

    Words of the Day:
    Complacency and Delusion
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  14. Nov 19, 2014
    9
    Impressive 'tool box' for gaming fun. As I'm not a programmer, my skills are limited but Spark allows me to exceed my skill by a substantial distance.
    Honestly, you won't be downloading any of my 'games' on Spark as I have yet to complete one to the level I think required to share with others.
    The real magic for us non-programmers is that we have access to all the goodies the real
    Impressive 'tool box' for gaming fun. As I'm not a programmer, my skills are limited but Spark allows me to exceed my skill by a substantial distance.
    Honestly, you won't be downloading any of my 'games' on Spark as I have yet to complete one to the level I think required to share with others.
    The real magic for us non-programmers is that we have access to all the goodies the real programmers and tinkerers with more patience than me will come up with. I've already seen some submissions that look and play better than other indy games available. Keep them coming!
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  15. Nov 7, 2014
    0
    This game would be amazing if it hadn't chosen to be freemium
    There is bearly any customzation for characters if u want something different too bad it's sad because it is a really great game other wise besides the lag when playing multiplayer
  16. Oct 14, 2014
    9
    R.i.p conker the squirrel .... um??? wheres my pudding seriously guys I need my pudding
  17. Oct 8, 2014
    0
    There isn't much to say.. Some nice art style but that's where the pros end. Gameplay ideas have been done better on other games, it gets boring quite quickly and you'll move on to another game before you know it. Oh, and it's riddled with micro transactions of the worse kind. Seriously, avoid.
  18. Oct 7, 2014
    5
    This is a pretty bad game :(...if you can even call it that...no doubt just a massive $$$ investment in the long run to purchase new items, etc. I guess a positive is that it is technically free so everyone may as well try it....It's not like my Xbox One is getting any games in the first half of 2015 and i'm not a racing fan so I guess this will have to occupy my time until i get a PS4.
  19. Nov 16, 2014
    7
    Good gameplay and a cool art style, different characters, make your own story but you need to buy some many different things. Buy characters, minions, enemies, environments, time of day, buildings and in the story, you need to buy the second mission.

    I would love this game if it was a free to play, pay to win but not free to play for the first mission, then pay to play.
  20. Feb 21, 2015
    3
    It is not that good!

    Many people say it is an amazing game, but it really isn't. First, it is a "free to play" game, so as you know, you can buy a lot of things just to can play. In this game it is so bad as you can easily play all the "games" that all people have made. The bad part is when you want to make your "game", if you haven't bought anything you just have few characters and
    It is not that good!

    Many people say it is an amazing game, but it really isn't. First, it is a "free to play" game, so as you know, you can buy a lot of things just to can play. In this game it is so bad as you can easily play all the "games" that all people have made.
    The bad part is when you want to make your "game", if you haven't bought anything you just have few characters and things to make your game. So there is when you really need to buy all the other characters, sceneries and even more.

    Also there is like a " game story", made by creators, but you only can play the first chapter, if you want to play all the others, you have to buy them.

    Finally as people say: it really isn't a game!, but it isn't positive. As it isn't a game, it become boring in 3 or 4 days. First because if you want to "make your game" is not that easy, I'm pretty sure that if you want to make a good "game" in Project Spark it isn't going to take you hours, days or weeks, it is going to take you a month or more! It's really difficult to make your game!

    And about to play "games", them aren't real games, they are "mini-games" so you are going to feel boring with some time.

    It has good graphics, I just saw few bugs and it has a big community. But the mini-games are boring and the creator mode is really hard, so it don't give you hours of fun.
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  21. Mar 16, 2015
    5
    I was looking for a way to introduce coding concepts to my kids but this title ended up being less intuitive than teaching them from a text editor. This game has a good amount of free drag&drop props and playable characters but it seems to be directing you toward in game purchases from the marketplace. The problem I see with paying for more usable content is you cannot do much with yourI was looking for a way to introduce coding concepts to my kids but this title ended up being less intuitive than teaching them from a text editor. This game has a good amount of free drag&drop props and playable characters but it seems to be directing you toward in game purchases from the marketplace. The problem I see with paying for more usable content is you cannot do much with your finished project. If you take a lot of time and create a rich game in Spark, say spending significant money on new prop objects and characters, you have no chance to reclaim your investment. Hopefully some of what you learn while playing Project Spark will be transferable to real game design.

    If you want to make video games I would say the learning curve for Project Spark is about equal to that of most free game engines available on PC/MAC. If you have a personal computer I would recommend looking into Unity3d instead. Purchases made from their marketplace are yours to use in your own sell-able games. Even if you are making a free game just for fun, you will still be able to share it with more folks than those who play Project Spark.
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  22. Apr 7, 2015
    7
    I originally gave the beta of this a 3. But I have played the full version now after 10 month hiatus and I am impressed. There is a lot of content in this game. You can just jump in and play others or team Dakotas creations or you can tackle the level editor which has a fairly steep learning curve but it's intuitive once you get used to it. I look forward to seeing this game improve evenI originally gave the beta of this a 3. But I have played the full version now after 10 month hiatus and I am impressed. There is a lot of content in this game. You can just jump in and play others or team Dakotas creations or you can tackle the level editor which has a fairly steep learning curve but it's intuitive once you get used to it. I look forward to seeing this game improve even more over time. I would score higher if it costs money upfront instead of paying for everything in game. Expand
  23. Aug 12, 2015
    5
    This game is really fun at first but the extremely long and boring intro can get in the way of the fun. Not only that, it is very difficult to earn silver in order to unlock more creative options for the game. I resorted to purchasing gold which is overpriced. Even then, I could barely afford to buy something. After a few days I was just burnt out on it.
  24. Aug 16, 2015
    10
    MK77Q-4HGH3-CKMK7-DWV9H-CR26Z is the code that will give you 3 Days of Spark Premium (Double Spark XP, Credit Game and Champion XP), The Nomadic Warrior Character, The Nomad's Sword and the Stone Sword. better hurry it can only be used once.

    Very good game, 10/10!
  25. Aug 17, 2015
    6
    One of the few games that can live up to its potential... That's if you can get past the massive paywall, The first 24 hours will likely be spent paying hundreds of dollars on Tokens so you can buy SOME of the DLCs, there are a ton of DLC, some are really small and ask for 1000 Tokens ($12), and this was like this since early beta!? Also, it takes you a bit to learn how to make an advancedOne of the few games that can live up to its potential... That's if you can get past the massive paywall, The first 24 hours will likely be spent paying hundreds of dollars on Tokens so you can buy SOME of the DLCs, there are a ton of DLC, some are really small and ask for 1000 Tokens ($12), and this was like this since early beta!? Also, it takes you a bit to learn how to make an advanced game, but when you do manage to get all the DLC, learn how to build games, you will have a fun time. This game does have multiplayer, for creating games, and playing games (if programmed), if you want to create a game over multiplayer, make sure he or her is as good as you, or you will have a hard time. But the multiplayer on games is fun! Also the episodic adventures can be summed up in one word... Boring. Even Conker's Big Reunion is boring, your only collecting these bundles of cash called Fajos, and the sequences you do to get them are boring and slow and bland, not as exciting as Conker's Bad Fur Day was. The only thing that's defining is the games you can create, it feels like Kodu Expand
  26. Dec 1, 2015
    10
    Amazing game, I've spent days creating lord of the rings maps for me and my friends to play. The koding can take a bit to get used to, but luckily there's a million tutorials online to help.
  27. Apr 27, 2016
    4
    Recuerdo como me vendieron este juego: Es un minecraft pero con buenos graficos. La realidad es que ojalá se pareciera a minecraft... Los graficos son mas reales o detallados pero presentan un aspecto muy mejorable. Los modos de juego "offline" son muy simples y cortos. Pero lo peor de todo es la estabilidad del juego en los fps, totalmente inestables, perjudicando seriamente al controlRecuerdo como me vendieron este juego: Es un minecraft pero con buenos graficos. La realidad es que ojalá se pareciera a minecraft... Los graficos son mas reales o detallados pero presentan un aspecto muy mejorable. Los modos de juego "offline" son muy simples y cortos. Pero lo peor de todo es la estabilidad del juego en los fps, totalmente inestables, perjudicando seriamente al control del personaje. En definitiva una buena idea pero mal ejecutada. Expand
  28. Jan 18, 2017
    1
    I don´t know if this was a false advertisement or that was supposed to be in reality
    but in some of the Czech gaming magazines they said this was supposed to be a small game creating engine for those who wanted to make something good
    instead i got final and really crappy stand of rareware
  29. Jan 1, 2017
    8
    Very good game maker game. Something LittleBigPlanet should do sometime, Project Spark can have a 3D level, as well as all kinds of different types of gameplay styles. It is very difficult to make some really good levels, but once you figure out how to do that, it's so satisfying. It's really sad that this game has been taken off the market place, so the only way to get it now is gettingVery good game maker game. Something LittleBigPlanet should do sometime, Project Spark can have a 3D level, as well as all kinds of different types of gameplay styles. It is very difficult to make some really good levels, but once you figure out how to do that, it's so satisfying. It's really sad that this game has been taken off the market place, so the only way to get it now is getting the physical copy, and I'm not even sure if it'll have everything on it. While you can't share stuff online anymore, it's still really cool to make levels. P.S. If you wanted to make your own Conker game, this is the game to do that...if you have access that is. Expand
  30. Sep 4, 2020
    7
    Project Spark is a very unique game. It gives the player the choice to be the creator of his or her very own game experience. Innovative and fresh you think? And here come the micro-transactions. The whole freedom is spoiled thanks to greed. It could have been a high class game...sad!
  31. Mar 28, 2023
    7
    This game had so much potential. The first time I played this game it certainly impressed me. The first mode I played was essentially designing your own campaign/ story ie. you can choose whether your story will be set in a desert and what character you want and what are the villains in the story. It was very fun at the time. Also other people made some quite fun worlds, so there was lotsThis game had so much potential. The first time I played this game it certainly impressed me. The first mode I played was essentially designing your own campaign/ story ie. you can choose whether your story will be set in a desert and what character you want and what are the villains in the story. It was very fun at the time. Also other people made some quite fun worlds, so there was lots of stuff to do on it. However this game handles its business poorly, a lot of the content is behind a pay wall and instead of giving you stories it should have expanded on making you create your own stories as it was such as great part. Also they should of made this a paid game rather than a free game as no one would buy the paid content. Therefore since it was making no money it was unsupported by the developers and went downhill quite fast. Overall good game but could have been a great game. Expand
Metascore
73

Mixed or average reviews - based on 26 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 17 out of 26
  2. Negative: 0 out of 26
  1. Games Master UK
    Dec 21, 2014
    78
    A creative and inventive bag of tricks with plenty to keep you occupied despite its limitations. [Christmas 2014, p.70]
  2. Dec 18, 2014
    80
    Project Spark won't have you churning out incredible games like a development powerhouse. It will, however, provide you an accessible set of tools and assets to begin the process of bringing your dream games to life. This won't happen overnight, so plan on spending a lot of time here if you are ever going to make something memorable.
  3. X-ONE Magazine UK
    Dec 2, 2014
    50
    Project Spark's good intentions are undermined by mechanical and economic shortcomings. [Issue#118, p.68]