Crea Run!

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1] Cute auto-run action with craftable vehicles [/h1] A side-scrolling runner where you guide a tremendously cute anime girl, leaping over traps and collecting stars, blocks, and recipes. With just a click or tap you can jump or double jump, keeping the flow light and accessible. The unique twist is on-the-fly crafting: once the gauge is ready you summon vehicles like car, train, or rocket, each granting different score bonuses. Timing your craft changes the rhythm—cars for item-heavy zones, trains for enemy waves, rockets for dangerous gaps. This decision-making adds depth to what at first looks like a simple casual run. Short stages encourage repeated play, with points piling up from destroyed enemies and gathered materials. The bright 2D anime art and energetic BGM keep each attempt lively, and the lightweight specs mean anyone can try it. Since text is minimal, language is almost irrelevant—players worldwide can enjoy pure score-chasing fun. [h1] 可愛い見た目と“その場クラフト”で広がるランACT [/h1] 横スクロールで自動走行する可愛いヒロインを操作し、ジャンプや二段ジャンプで罠を避けながらスターや積み木、レシピを集めていく。操作はシンプルで軽快、誰でも直感的に遊び始められる設計になっている。 特徴はクラフト要素。ゲージが点灯するとその場で「車」「列車」「ロケット」などの乗り物を召喚でき、それぞれアイテム取得や敵撃破など異なるスコア特性を持つ。区間に合わせてどの…

"Crea Run!" is a garbage tier "I can't believe it's not a mobile app" endless runner game with a chibi anime girl and that's about it. Run endlessly to the left and jump over things, collect blocks that make you do slightly better at endless running... this is poor quality even compared to mobile apps like Temple Runner. And shallow, too. There's no English translation for the game, but that's okay. The language of bad games is universal. The game features really lacklustre 2D visuals (does the developer not know 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid-1990s?). Gamers don't spend thousands of dollars on gaming rigs to pretend they're mobile phones or Commodore 64s. Not every "free" game really is. There's often MTX, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of things that could mislead gamers, but in this case I'm glad to say this really does appear to be a fully free game. Nothing demonstrates a developers belief in themselves and their work than giving it away without any remuneration. This is a service to themselves, and the gaming industry, and should be applauded. Of course, just because something is free, doesn't necessarily m…

For a free game, it's not bad by any means. Crea Run does have some good qualities: [list] [*]Cute illustration & animation on Crea (Look at her little spin!) [*]A simple but effective leaderboard [*]Game runs perfectly smooth under Proton [*]Generally fine gameplay loop with an interesting twist [*]The English scattered in the GUI is very charming [/list] The game does suffer from quite a few small bugs, and accidental failures though: [list] [*]The debug/intermediate files left from IL2CPP and Burst were not removed after compilation, leaving approx. 480MB (71% of the game's size) [*]You can triple jump due to the weird collision (go inside of a block partially while jumping) [*]There isn't a good indicator for when the craft is about to end [*]There is no settings menu, only the boot.config file in the game files [*]Sometimes, when your craft goes away and you hit something at the same time, you'll die with barely any time to react [/list] So, for the most part it is fine, however there are several nitpicks. For a free game, as I've said, it's really not that bad and you can navigate it perfectly fine without knowing Japanese.

クレアちゃん、何気にゲーム性高いな。 地形に気を取られると敵キャラでやられ、 敵キャラに気を取られると地形にやられる。 スコアを狙うにはクラフトもこなさなければならない。 プレイするたびに自分が上手になって行くから楽しい。 ちなみに私はスーパーマリオはプレイしたことが無い。

It's a cute runner game, but doesn't seem to have anything outside of just the main gameplay loop, and it's a bit too fast paced for me.

Not bad