Creatures (PC)

Creatures was one of the first games I bought myself. You start off with some eggs, which you hatch. Half are male, and half female. Your aim is to grow, educate and breed these. You can give them commands, which mine mostly ignored, and even teach them to speak. It's best not to have too many creatures at once, otherwise you lose track of them. Their world is relatively large, and consists of a variety of habitats, some of which are more dangerous than others. The specific snake-in-the-grass here is what is known as a Grendel, which is like your creature, but green and more ugly. Your creatures are mostly friendly and outgoing, but the Grendel is pretty ...  Read the complete review

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The version of Creatures I have is the "Deluxe" version - so im not sure what differences there are between that and the ordinary version. This game is brilliant…quite simply amazing! (Or at least it was at the time it came out!) As ive had this game now for at least 2 years. System requirements: CD ROM Windows 95 Pentium 60 + Double speed 2x CD ROM drive 16Mb RAM and 60Mb of hard disk space 16 bit sound card with Direct X compatible drivers SVGA display adapter (at least 256 colours/640 x 480) 6 x 86 processor compatible. (Having said all of that! This game worked perfectly well on my old PC (cant ...  Read the complete review