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About This Game Yes, this is your grandfather's Creeper World. Now on Steam and with updated unit graphics!Imagine an enemy that is everywhere and moves like a giant, organic mass across the map.Imagine your base and your people surrounded by a blanket of crushing destruction from all directions. Your only hope, well what hope?Then you take the high ground and pound this enemy into oblivion. You've saved the day just so you can do it again and again. Do you have what it takes to save your great city and all of history?The Anniversary Edition includes new and shinier unit graphics, increased resolution background images, and the same awesomely high ration of strategic depth to game complexity. 1075eedd30 Title: Creeper World: Anniversary EditionGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Knuckle CrackerPublisher:Knuckle CrackerRelease Date: 16 Nov, 2016 Creeper World: Anniversary Edition Download For Mobile creeper world 2 anniversary edition. creeper world anniversary edition 日本語化. creeper world anniversary edition cheat engine. creeper world anniversary edition tucana. creeper world anniversary edition key. creeper world 2 anniversary edition cheat engine. creeper world anniversary edition A very simple and unique concept tower defense game where you defend against the creeper. It is unique because the creeper is not units but rather a force that flows over the map like a liquid. It teaches you to strategize in a unique way because of this. It is obviously hard to explain and I will cease to attempt to. Despite it being somewhat dated I highly recommend this game. This game has infinite replayability with maps that are connected to dates in time. While it can get repetitive, I find myself coming back to play this game even with all the other stuff I could play. 9/10. This is the best Creeper World game ever made. It is worth it at any price, but especially worth it now if you buy it during the Steam Winter Sale as you can get it the Anniversary Edition discount price or as part of the KnuckleCracker bundle. It has nothing in common with CW2, but if you've played CW3 you will recognize all the units instantly. You can get through the campaign in a long weekend; it has 20 maps. However, where this game shines is the replayability function-- every single day-- every single day has a new map. And you can go back and play old maps regardless of when you buy it, so if you want to play the map for July 4th, 1976, that's in here somewhere. And you post your best time online to compare/compete with the best times of others. Gameplay:For those who has never played Creeper World, it's basically a Tower Offense game. In every map you have a base called Odin City, and you have to build outward from there. Instead of random monsters, the bad guy is watery, ocean-like 'Creeper' that keeps rising; you have mortars and drones to beat it back. However, they cost energy and so you will also spend a great deal of time building energy farms and reactors, all of which always have to connect back to Odin City.The game is fun, exciting, and highly addictive. Plus it's got a new visual upgrade for Steam so it looks far nicer than the original version. Well worth getting!. I love Creeper World: Anniversary Edition.. When I first played this game on Kongregate I hated it so much. What's the point of shooting water with blasters I thought. Then I found myself few hours later still in the game. And that's how it all started. As a reaction on some reviews. You should definitely play this first. Because of story. Because later games have some features you'd miss greatly here (e.g.nullifiers). And maybe because this one is the first. Creeper World is simple yet very complex game. You will love it or hate. Nothing in between.. 25 hours of good fun for $5 USD. That's me 100%ing the game, achievementwise, which is not counting what amounts to New Game+. And the fun was good. I very much enjoyed myself. There are bonus levels that have nothing to do with the... not-amazing plot that can be gimmicky and ridiculous - one looks like a giant smiley face, for example. These aren't as fun as the plot levels and the non-gimmicky bonus levels. But never was I bored. Though arguably, maybe I should've been.There's a criticism to make of this game. It is, that, in a level, you reach a point of stabilization, where your energy is net positive and you're killing as much creeper as is coming at you. At this point, it's basically impossible to lose. You've won. But it can take perhaps 15 minutes sometimes to ACTUALLY win. And in this time, there's really no challenge (at least theoretically, as human error remains very possible, especially before you get a solid intuitive feel for the mechanics). But I can't make that criticism, because I still find the act of slowly clearing all the creeper off the map and covering it in neat, green energy fields, all in a row, abundantly satisfying.This game takes the concepts of powering and sim citying from RTS, and makes them even more satisfying. It scratches the part of your brain that likes things lined up in a perfect row or grid, neatly patterned.And beyond that, it remains challenging - if not very much so on all levels, but enough to keep you interested and on your toes (and, for one level, enough to make me look for a video of someone beating the level to mimic them). It has a fair amount of strategic depth to its mechanics.It also has... a story. It's not a good one, and is filled with writing one might expect from an old free browser game. Atrocious dialogue and sci fi cliches abound. As well as a weird Norse thing going for no apparent reason. Don't get it for the story.But get it. If you like basebuilding in RTS or in general, and/or if you ever find alphabetizing your books, organizing your writing utensils, or arranging your clothes by shade enjoyable.