Impossible Creatures (PC)

Impossible Creatures allows u to combine 50 creatures. I found that u could only combine two creatures together and that you cannot put a snake's poison glands into another creature or put the electric eel's electricity generating DNA into another creature. You could only replace the parts of a creature (like the legs or the tail) with the parts of another creature. You can download more creatures in the internet and thus be able to create more kinds of variation. The graphics is just above average , but that just means the computer has more power to allocate to the game's smooth running. The sound compliments the game and is around average. These ...  Read the complete review

---Intro---- Ever wanted to design your own freak of nature? Be it a lobster-bear, or a wombat-whale, whatever takes your fancy, if you've got the DNA, you can design it. This is essentially a Real-time Strategy / Role Playing game. The main character is Rex, a young man that ventures to a bunch of deserted islands to find his long-lost scientist father. When he finally gets there, he finds a deserted laboratory containing mutated animals. He is rescued from them by Lucy, who helps him in his quest to find his father. ---Gameplay---- It's all pretty much a point-and-click RTS game. But very interesting. Rex can collect animal DNA by using his ...  Read the complete review

Impossible Creatures sounded like it was going to be a great game, it advertised itself as a game where you could breed and design creatures - combine the most menacing and powerful features of different creatures to create terrifying, horiffic animals for your armies. I don't know what kind of game I expected Impossible Creatures to be from the blurb or advertisements. When I downloaded the demo and discovered it was basically an RTS with unit design features I was a bit disappointed, but I decided to keep going anyway. It felt rather kiddish with the plot, the patronising tutorial, and the overly colourful and cheerful interface. I blitzed ...  Read the complete review