SimEarth

Publishers Maxis, FCI (SNES), Sega (Mega CD)
Developers Maxis, Tomcat System (SNES), Game Arts (Mega CD)
Release date 1990
Genre Simulation
Game rating

Game Description

Simearth: The Living Planet is a life simulation video game, the second designed by Will Wright, in which the player controls the development of a planet. The game was published in 1990 by Maxis. Versions were made for the Apple Macintosh, Commodore Amiga, IBM PC, SNES, Sega Mega-CD and TurboGrafx-16.

Download SimEarth

We might have the game available for more than one platform. SimEarth is currently available on these platforms:

DOS (1990)

SimEarth_DOS_Files_EN.zip (1.2MB)

FM Towns (1991)

SimEarth_FM-Towns_ROM_JP.zip (271.7MB)

Amiga (1992)

SimEarth_Amiga_ROM_EN.zip (4.0MB)

Sharp x68000 (1992)

SimEarth_Sharp-X68000_ROM_EN.zip (584.4KB)

TurboGrafx-CD (1993)

SimEarth_TurboGrafx-CD_ROM_EN.zip (314.4MB)

Additional files, patches and fixes

SimEarth DOS Manual (English)

SimEarth DOS Manual (German)

SimEarth Screenshots

DOS

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1 thought on “SimEarth”

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    This game is amazing, If you completly ignore the graphics and treat that as you treat a book, you gonna have fun. When I was younger (10) I really was a fan of Will Wright, I still think he’s a genius. My first Maxis game was Spore (My favorite game ever, untill I play Oblivion), than The Sims, Simcity and Darkspore. But I felt like, every game was missing somethings (Mainly Spore). When I discovery this old games from Maxis I saw that what was missing. The total control, they probably didn’t foccused in visual improvments, but instead, they focused in logic and Mechanics. So can sound bizarre but yestrday when I was playing Battlefield V, I didn’t have so much fun than I am having playing that games.
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