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Creatures (Sony PlayStation 1, 2002)
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This is a game I vividly remember playing as a kid- it is so fun to feed your creatures, teach them to obey you, play with them and make sure they do not die of bad health or pain - and have as many as you want -. The graphics are poor as for an older game system, to me a bit poorer than my other ps1 games but it keeps me playing as I love the game and objective. Fun PS1 game for those who like taking care of a species to keep them alive, happy, and healthy! One of my favorite Playstation games.
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I always loved this game as a kid, because it reminds me of the Sims. I wish there were more games like this. I even use a family tree website to track how wild the families get. In this game, you are in a caretaker role, looking after these creatures. You help them get well when they are sick, learn life skills, and breed. This game is a hidden gem and I'm so happy to have it as an adult. If your creatures ever get stuck, because the game has some small bugs, just use the export/import feature! Easy fix! Have fun!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
My daughter loves the fact that you care for these little creatures. She gets so excited when a new egg hatches and she can name the new little critter. As an adult, I do find the game rather boring, but to a younger mind, this is great! The norns even die if they are not cared for properly. Would I recommend this game? Probably not to all, but I would to the child that enjoys the idea of caring for and playing with animals/creatures.
I couldn’t find this game for years and now I can replay it! Thanks
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I like the game too
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