Creep Clash

Creep Clash is a video game in the action genre developed by 47-TEK, Inc. and published by 47-TEK, Inc. originally released in 1994. It is currently playable on DOS.

Creep Clash is a low-budget 3D fighting game from 47-Tek, a small Japanese developer.

Although the genre doesn't need it, the plot is well-worn: in the land of Eternal Night, a leadership battle is fought between several undead. The winner will have the dubious honor of opening the Great Gate to the land of the living on Halloween night. You can choose from four contenders: Pumpkin Pyre, a flame-breathing hollow pumpkin, Lugtwig Van Vampirebat, a bat with a deadly stare, Frankenclod, a Frankenstein look-alike with a rocket pack on his back that allows him to fly and screech, and the Demon Spawn.

Gameplay is typical fighting game fare: you choose a fighter to control and battle another human player or the computer for supremacy. Almost everything that can go wrong in a fighting game goes wrong in Creep Clash. The background graphics are almost non-existent, the monsters are made up of simple polygons glued together, and the number of characters and stages is very small.

The only positive values of the game are probably the number of attack and movement combinations, which is above average, and the 3-4 camera angles between which you can switch. But these, unfortunately, are not enough to save this Real Dog.

I'm not quite sure why I put this game on the site, probably as an example of a bad game from Japan to show some Japanophiles who are convinced that all games from Japan are good. Anyway, the file size is pretty small, and if you collect fighting games I know you'll download this crap anyway EG.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.