
Deceptively simple... amazingly deep. Creeper World 2 thrusts you into the 14th millennium fighting and enemy that flows and oozes through the terrain. Employ advanced weapons,gravity manipulating repulsors, wormhole like rifts, and your own wit against this never yielding enemy.
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It's ok, but I would argue it's the weakest of the first 3 Creeper World games. Creeper World [1] and Creeper World 3 both have a relatively basic top-down view. Creeper World 2 has a vertical orientation, where you start in the 'air' and dig under the ground. It changes up the gameplay significantly, but I don't like it as much as the original or its sequel. It's still a solid, well-developed game, worth its price, but I would recommend Creeper World 1 or Creeper World 3 before Creeper World 2.
This is my zen game I come back to, even after 10 years, when I want to kill time and chill after work.
This is an odd one, while not a complete departure, I tend to thing Creeper world one and three have a more concise vision. Some of the mechanics here feel cobbled, less refined than they were originally, however even with the switch from top down to 2d this Rts doesn't fail to engage, It has a simple story, the creeper is back, but I would be lying if I didn't say I was at least a bit intrigued as I moved forward through the main campaign. This game introduces plenty of fascinating new things, and I think for that it should be praised, 8/10
Great game, great genre, and support truly never ends. Been over 2 decades now and this game that was originally a 'Flash game' is now on the PC via Steam. Gotta love the classics!
Didn't enjoy this one as much as the first game but still a very fun and oddly satisfying tower defense.
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A unique version of Creeper world that is different from all the others yet still quite familiar. Was a gun game to 100%. Personally I felt the bonus levels were notably easier than the first creeper world. But I also know that the next game, Creeper world 3, will fix that in spades. I got all the creeper worlds in a bundle pack so this was well worth the fun. Plus, even after you beat it you can take on randomly generated levels too for infinite play value if you really like it.
Solid throwback game. Great if you love turtling. I prefer #1 over this, but this one does add more depth and strategy I feel.
Not that bad. Long playtime is cuz i take my time with levels sometimes. Recommend using saves a lot. From the bonus missions, only assault really puzzled me at first, but just start producing anticreeper asap and dont forget shields, its not that bad.
Fun little game, no tedious prolonging
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