CreatorCrate

CreatorCrate has some humorous elements, such as being able to clone the bodies of the scientists you kill and having them get up and walk around like mindless zombies (the sound they make is pretty hilarious and creepy at the same time). Also, the banter between the scientists and the character as they try to persuade you to get into certain boxes placed around the level is amusing. The graphics and sound are passable and get the job done, but sadly, the gameplay is where the game loses most of its points. Although the game is tagged and described as an “Action Roguelike”, the only actual roguelike element seems to be the procedurally generated world, so roguelike lovers should keep this in mind. CreatorCrate is a physics-based platformer more than anything else. If that is your jam, then you could still do a lot better than this game. Read more about this game on [url=https://3rd-strike.com/creatorcrate-review/]3rd-strike[/url]

This game really makes you FEEL like an agile matter-flinging robot that's got beef with humanity.

Bad game because when I click on new game it shows downloading the game and it keeps downloading and I can't play

a very creative, original, puzzley, physicsy, roguelite platformer. with lots of action and high speed. and a lot of emergent gameplay. i'm not aware of anything else out there that's anything like it. if you care about any of those things, you should definitely play this game!

Weirdly compelling in a way it has no right to be.

Few games today dare to put players in the role of villains. A great example of this is Phobia Game Studio and Devolver Digital's "reverse horror" indie adventure game Carrion from 2020, in which we played as an amorphous monster with tentacles, and the goal was to eat as many people as possible to evolve and escape from a research facility run by humans. And while Carrion is a reversal of body horror movies like Carpenter’s The Thing, CreatorCrate is deliberately even more silly and doesn’t take itself seriously. It’s a daring indie game made by a single person, who worked on it for seven years (her first major game after many smaller game projects). It takes place in a futuristic setting, featuring simplistic graphics and some crazy innovative ideas based around controlling a cute robot using a keyboard, with an emphasis on his robot arm which you control using a mouse in circular 360 motion. It will probably fall under the radar for many, but if you think Spelunky is a 21st century masterpiece, you must try this game. It's a humorous, chaotic and an extremely physics-heavy roguelike platformer that puts players in the role of a home appliance/robot that becomes aware that scie…