Console: | Commodore 64 |
TV Standard: | Region Not Set |
Developer(s): | Apex Computer Productions |
Publisher(s): | Thalamus |
Release Date: | 1990-01-01 |
Players: | 1 |
Co-op: | No |
Type: | Puzzle, Platform |



Creatures relied on 'cutesy' graphics interspersed with very bloody 'torture screens' where between each level a single screen puzzle was presented to the player, who had to solve it (often in highly humorous fashion) or run out of time and lose the game, together with a very bloody end for the recipient of the torture.