This game comprises vivid graphics and a complex story line as your alien creatures are brought to life in an online world of intergalactic warfare. Your battle ready creatures are genetically enhanced to suit your exact battle needs as you see fit.
Freaky Creature truly sets the bar in (MMO) massive multiplayer online games, where you are able to do battle online with others in a cross-platform environment where thousands of players can be involved in a game simultaneously.
The more battles you creature fights, the stronger he becomes through his fighting experience. You are also able to choose the type of power that your creature will use in battle.
Choose and customize your own lair, which is basically your creature’s home setting; be it fire, ice or anything in between, your creature’s lair is situated on one of the five planets in the freaky solar system.
Earn creature credits; through fighting battles and playing mini-games which you can use to purchase a pet companion that will not only keep you company but will accompany you onto the battle field later on in the game.
This game is rate E for everyone.
Begin your adventure through Crayola Land as either the character; Violet or Fillup. With the Nintendo Wii you can design shapes and create the scenery along the way. In simpler terms, this is basically an interactive, high-tech coloring book.
The young player begins by choosing one of three levels of difficulty; they should start of course, with the easy mode and progress as they become more comfortable with the game and using the control console. Once play has begun, the character that is chosen (Violet or Fillup) will start to move through the landscape along with the pet dog.
In this game you are not in direct control of the characters: Violet of Fillup but instead, control the environment that directly impacts them by drawing structures and objects and giving the color as you normally would do with a Crayola crayon in an ordinary coloring book.
The challenge is to keep pace with your chosen character by filling in all the objects and scenery with various colors before he or she exists that particular scene. This is accomplished by moving the cursor over a particular area to give color to.
Giving a certain color to a particular object can create a series of events like; coloring the clouds a dark color will create rain in the scene and cause the logs to float, from which you may form a bridge to cross the body of water. This is just one example of how this is a logic based game and challenges the young player to develop their critical thinking skills.
The young players, whom the game is designed for, will enjoy the bouncy background music which seems to fit well with the progression of the game. There are also amusing sound effects to fit different scenarios as you carry on in you journey.
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