- Studio: Maxis Software
- Design: Justin McCormick,Will Wright,Daniel Goldman
- Music: Steve Hales,Chris Schardt,Jack Thorton
- This Game is: 34 years old / 1991
- Console: SNES
- Manual: Not available
Description
Dive into the fascinating world of ants with SimAnt: The Electronic Ant Colony, a 1991 life simulation game by Maxis. The game, inspired by E. O. Wilson's study of ant colonies, lets you assume the role of an ant building its colony in a suburban backyard. Your mission: to outsmart enemy red ants and ultimately drive out the human owners. Featuring three engaging modes: Quick, Full and Experimental Game, SimAnt offers a rich, strategic play experience that sets it apart from other 'Sim' games. From establishing your colony to influencing other ants through pheromone trails, each decision you make is vital to your colony's success. Experience the thrill of SimAnt on your PC, Mac, or Amiga, and unravel the intricacies of an ant colony in this classic retro game.
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