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February 2009
(75%)
28 Reviews
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Abstract: Unique and Impressive, a Must Buy Still, most of Deadly Creatures is done well, from big things like the realistic movement of the creatures (at times it feels like you’re living through a nature documentary) to little things like the ability to bring...
Abstract: I swear, every time I’m about to give up on my Wii somebody releases a kick-ass game that keeps it connected to my entertainment center for another few months. It’s almost as if the gaming industry can sense our restlessness at the sheer abundance of ...
Published: 2009-02-12, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
Fantastic graphics and animations; superb sound effects, music and voice work; brilliant level design takes advantage of main characters.
Disgusting main characters might make your skin crawl; motion control recognition sometimes shaky; occasionally flaky camera.
Deadly Creatures is a bizarre idea for a game, not because of its adventure-style gameplay from the arachnid perspective, but because of the interleaved and surprisingly entertaining side-plot concerning two immoral bumpkins hunting for treasure in the...
Combat is satisfying, Insects are realistically presented, Boss fights are surprisingly epic.
Not enough story, Too few boss encounters.
Deadly Creatures is certainly creepy, but its fun as well. ...
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Published: 2009-02-10, Author: Tom , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Arachnids have never been embraced by modern society. With their multitude of legs and their mysterious nature, they create a healthy dose of fear in many unlucky enough to inadvertently cross their paths. Deadly Creatures does little to alleviate the ...
Abstract: Weve been wholeheartedly intrigued by the concept powering Deadly Creatures, a Rainbow Studios-created action-adventure set to debut exclusively for Wii this October, ever since it was revealed. In the decidedly dark game, you take on the roles of a d...
Abstract: Forget everything that David Attenborough has taught you. Tarantulas and Scorpions aren’t simple mindless arachnids that act on pure instinct. Deadly Creatures shows us that they are capable of holding a grudge, learning new abilities and punching the ...
