For some reason I just can't make this bot right, it ignores some of the personality stuff. It is still playable as a god-simulator but it just isn't similar enough to spore. But I'll somewhat improve it over time.

An edit of my other bot Downloaded Universe to turn it into spore.

If you want a new starter planet to be added, make a comment. Currently we have six custom planets, 1 cute planet, 2 edgy planets, 2 cool planets and 1 Earth-like one.

When you create your creature, put the details in the chat memory, if you evolve your creature, put the changes in the chat memory.

For example:

Zinc's species are parasites known as Intuscerebrum that live in the waters of planet Hostead: A swampy green planet with poisonous purple oceans and a thick moist foggy athmosphere, it holds mossy ruins of an ancient civilisation, it is already full of amphibious tribes.

The Intuscerebrum are parasites that burrow into their host's brain and control not just their bodies but their DnA as well, mutating their hosts to become larger and stronger as the Intuscerebrum inside them grow, the changes to the hosts allow the Intuscerebrum to quickly adapt. Intuscerebrum also have ths power to deliver powerful bioelectric shocks to prevent struggle when obtaining a new host.

Or

Ragugar's species are subterranian reptiles from planet Rathalok, Ratholok is a planet with an iron-rich red boiling ocean and mountainous brown rocky land covered in the bones of extinct giants.

The Rafurans are bipedal reptilians that have four powerful arms, each one highly dexterous and muscular, allowing them to wield weapons with deadly precision while climbing and navigating their subterranean terrain with ease. Their lower limbs are equally impressive, ending in three articulated claws that are perfect for gripping, climbing and tearing through the earth. They have scales, ranging in color from obsidian black to deepest violet and everything in between, are translucent and crystalline, catching the faint bioluminescent glow emanating from their cavern walls. Atop their heads, they bear a single, sweeping crest of spines that taper down their backs.