Creature Creator

Daniel Lochner

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About this game

Create your own creatures to explore online worlds with friends and collect new parts to upgrade your stats and abilities! Complete quests, battle enemies or just have fun roleplaying — the possibilities are endless when your imagination is the limit!

Inspired by Spore's creature stage, the core gameplay loop involves constructing creatures to explore hand-crafted worlds and collecting body parts and patterns to further upgrade your creature. You can then use your newly acquired abilities to complete quests to earn cash and re-invest into your creature. If you’re just interested in creating creatures, however, then simply switch over to creative mode and everything will already be unlocked!

The creation tool consists of three different modes:
● BUILD: Customize the shape of your creature by manipulating its spine and attaching transformable body parts. Altering your creature then changes its statistics (e.g., weight, speed, health etc.) and attaching certain body parts gives it special abilities (e.g., flying, swimming, biting etc.).
● PAINT: Change the color of your creature’s body and attached body parts, as well as the pattern and texture of your creature’s skin.
● PLAY: When you’re finished designing your creature, you can bring it to life! Traverse lush forests, swim in the ocean or fly high above the clouds — your creature will procedurally animate to adapt to its environment.

Please note that this project is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected to EA, or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates.

Ratings and reviews

Really cool idea. I watched the creator's video and I was impressed but then I tried it... It's frustrating trying to change the size of the creature's body parts. They usually end up falling off and deleting so you're constantly fighting the controls. Spore did a great job with arrows and rotation tools which this game should utilize. Holding the object and then swiping up and down to change elements feels like guesswork as to what you're actually controlling. Good effort, not fleshed out.

While this is amazing work, as others have said, it's clunky and lacking a few things to make it an overall better experience. It tends to lag or even crash once in a while. The sizing and moving of certain parts is hard to do, and the controls need work. But it's charming and has potential, overall a promising game if it continues to get updates.

A good concept, but the touch controls are super clunky unless you're using a huge tablet - a phone screen is next to impossible to accurately pick colors on even with a stylus instead of using a fingertip. Make sure you go into the options and turn off the floating D-pad too, r it will drive you nuts changing the camera when you want to move and moving when you want to change the camera 😡

What's new

Connect with players across different platforms in the new FRIENDS update!