Imagine an enemy that is everywhere and moves like a giant, organic mass across the map. Imagine your base and your people surrounded by a blanket of crushing destruction from all directions. Your only hope, well what hope? Then you take the high ground and pound this enemy into oblivion. You've saved the day just so you can do it again and again. Do you have what it takes to save your great city and all of history?
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Disclaimer: I bought this game first from knuckle crackers website, so most of my game time is undocumented. When first buying creeper world I don't know what drew me to it. I believe I found it first on newgrounds or something similar many, many years ago. A long time before that I got stuck on the level with the pools on higher ground then you, and three valleys leading out to the flat ground that was your only option to stay on due to the creeper having the highground, Anakin!TM. After a while I got better at thinking and my problem solving skills obviously got better, because I was able to beat it. It was after this that I learned that it had a full game by the developer name Knuckle Cracker. I went and purchased the game it it was one of the best decisions of my life. Let me take you for a personal ride real quick so I can set the mood of why I love this game and its sequels and s
I personally cant get enough creeper world. That being said buy creeper world 3 first if you haven't. This game doesnt really add anything on to that. Really. Unless you just want more.... As as side note most of the levvels in the current screenshots arent even in this. Also many of the levels in the current video are not as well. But i liked it anyway.
Have owned this game off of steam for years. This is a fun strategy game. If you normally play RTS games by turtling, this game is especially made for you. Build up a series of defenses to hold off literal waves of enemies. Once you get the hang of it, it is a good chill-out game.
If you're reading reviews of this game you probably have a good idea of what it is. If you've played CW3 and are wondering whether the earlier games are worth playing, the answer is yes. CW1 is very minimal, but it really drills you on the basics (efficient use of collectors, blasters, mortars). There are no nullifiers or AC, so you have to be able to put out a lot of damage per second to clear the levels. If you're new to the series, start with Creeper World 3, then come back to this.
Don't let its looks deceive you. It's a lot more capable and polished then you'd guess on first sight. That said: It's a very strategic, satisfying and even "zen" experience, well worth it's asking price.
I'm not big on strategy games. I haven't enjoyed one since the first two Warcraft and Final Fantasy Tactics. But quite frankly I can't put this game down. I first tried the demo for the 4th game and soon after bought the collection. This game is challenging and quite unforgiving when you make mistakes but it's not pulling a cheap shot on you just because. You usually realize you messed up and why within a minute. But if you're fast and smart enough you can usually recover and hold out till you rebuild. You have to plan ahead on how you're going to do it. And pulling off a win that you weren't sure was possible is exhilarating. So far I've beat the story, 23 of the conquest levels and 6 of the special ops missions. Looking forward to wrapping this one up and moving onto the second one.
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