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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp developed by Kalisto Entertainment, published by Creator/{{Activision}}, and released in 1997 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Windows, and UsefulNotes/Nintendo64. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crowley and his monster invasion.
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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp developed by Kalisto Entertainment, published by Creator/{{Activision}}, and released in 1997 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Platform/PlayStation, Windows, and UsefulNotes/Nintendo64.Platform/Nintendo64. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crowley and his monster invasion.
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* NintendoHard: The first game for its [[ScrappyMechanic adrenaline system]] (which thankfully can be turned off in the [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 N64]] port) which requires you to constantly kill monsters to keep the bar high so you don't die, awkward controls, and levels that require you to jump precisely into platforms (also improved on the N64 port), [[ScrappyMechanic since the jump system is awkward in this game]], and the sequel for its [[DemonicSpiders hard-to-kill monsters]] and items being in less supply than the first game, requiring wise use of them.
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* NintendoHard: The first game for its [[ScrappyMechanic adrenaline system]] (which thankfully can be turned off in the [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 [[Platform/Nintendo64 N64]] port) which requires you to constantly kill monsters to keep the bar high so you don't die, awkward controls, and levels that require you to jump precisely into platforms (also improved on the N64 port), [[ScrappyMechanic since the jump system is awkward in this game]], and the sequel for its [[DemonicSpiders hard-to-kill monsters]] and items being in less supply than the first game, requiring wise use of them.
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Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/DeadlyCreatures'', another video game with a similar title but totally different cast, story, and characters.
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Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/DeadlyCreatures'', another horror-themed video game with a similar title but a totally different cast, story, cast and characters.story.
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Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/DeadlyCreatures'', another video game with a similar title but totally different cast, story, and characters.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Averted, surprisingly enough, with the Banshees, who have very visible buttocks and nipples despite the stricter console standards at the time. [[FanDisservice They're not pretty]].
* DownTheDrain: Thames Tunnel has you wandering through the sewers of London, It's filled with Dockers and introduces you to both the giant insects and the Thames Monsters.
* FacialHorror: The Faceless Men are so named because a good slice of their face was flayed off. They're still carrying the flesh in their free hand.
* FacialHorror: The Faceless Men are so named because a good slice of their face was flayed off. They're still carrying the flesh in their free hand.
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* {{Hellhound}}: The last, and strongest enemy variety introduced.
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* JackTheRipoff: The penultimate boss, Jose Manuel, evokes the imagery, being a knife-wielding lunatic wearing a top hat who's also referred to as "the Ripper." He appears to have been a human who was mutated by Crowley's virus.
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* KingMook: Larger versions of the Spiders and Gargoyles are fought at the end of Hampstead Heath and St. Marylbone respectively, with the music even shifting to the boss theme. They're tougher than the normal versions and worse, come at you in numbers. Fortunately, they're not immune to the effects of your items.
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A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose Games, the studio behind the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
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A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose Games, the studio behind the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.franchise, but they confirmed three years later that it was shelved.
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* BreakingTheBonds: The second boss fought in the lone tower of Crowley's castle is tied up to a wooden structure, but will free its CreepilyLongArms during the boss battle.
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* DoingInTheScientist: The first game implies that Crowley's creatures were created with scientific/alchemical methods and tend to be faulty: in this game some of Crowley's new beasties are fruit of dark magic.
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* DoingInTheScientist: The first game implies that Crowley's creatures were created with scientific/alchemical methods and tend to be faulty: in this game game, some of Crowley's new beasties are the fruit of dark magic.
* GiantMook: Bofoids (Large, yellowish monsters with loud roars, powerful arms and extra tentacles on their shoulders) and Dockers/Ogres.
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* MundaneSolution: The two clearly non humanoid bosses, seemingly too though to be hacked to pieces with an axe, are disposed of with dynamite and blown up.
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* MundaneSolution: The two clearly non humanoid non-humanoid bosses, seemingly too though tough to be hacked to pieces with an axe, are disposed of with dynamite and blown up.
* StockSoundEffects: All roars are very familiar. Especially those of the graveyard boss.
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* TimeLimitBoss: [[spoiler: The FinalBoss must be dealt with in time to avoid the bad ending. The timer is the only obstacle in the fight.]]
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The titular Creatures, all of which were designed, in-universe, to instil fear, and cause chaos, but Crowley ended up either missing or forgetting a detail or two, that would ensure the creatures could last long or be useful if people actually fought back against them, from the Red Demons setting ''themselves'' on fire, to the Pepys' Monster being terrifying to look at, but very clumsy, so anyone who didn't freeze at their sight, could easily fight one.
* AwesomeButImpractical: The titular Creatures, all of which were designed, in-universe, to instil fear, and cause chaos, but Crowley ended up either missing or forgetting a detail or two, that would ensure the creatures could last long or be useful if people actually fought back against them, from the Red Demons setting ''themselves'' on fire, to the Pepys' Monster being terrifying to look at, but very clumsy, so anyone who didn't freeze at their sight, could easily fight one.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Ignatius and Nadia's two-person war against Crowley end up sparking the Great Fire of 1834.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Ignatius and Nadia's two-person war against Crowley end ends up sparking the Great Fire of 1834.
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* BladeOnAStick: Ignatius uses a staff, which can be upgraded to a DoubleWeapon Halberd, Morningstar, and later Axe.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Nadia's 360 gun attack.
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* WeaponOfChoice: A plain-looking axe which you can set ablaze with the right power up and a shotgun.
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* BigBad: Adam Crowley.
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* BigBad: [[MadScientist Adam Crowley.Crowley]], who created the titular Nightmare Creatures and unleashes them upon London.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Ignatius Blackward.
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* BandagedFace: The Faceless Men enemies, deformed, former members of Crowley's brotherhood whose horribly scarred faces are constantly clad in bandages.
* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The final boss, Crowley, is fought on the rooftops ofcourse.the Westminster Abbey as the whole building is set alight.
* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The final boss, Crowley, is fought on the rooftops of
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* GiantMook: The blue-skinned Dockers are the largest, strongest mook-variety enemies introduced, a small mountain of muscles on bulky legs with Ignatius and Nadia barely reaching their waists. These enemies are among the few mooks who made it into the second game.
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* {{Hellhound}}: The last, and strongest enemy variety introduced.
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* BladeOnAStick: Ignatius uses a SimpleStaff, but it can be upgraded to a DoubleWeapon Halberd, Morningstar, and later Axe.
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* SimpleStaff: Ignatius starts with this one.
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* KnifeNut: Two of the monsters: one is a naked, gangly undead with blackened limbs and face carrying around a massive knife and licking it as a taunt, the other is a grotesque gaunt undead in a black corset and skirt carrying razor blades and tossing them at you from afar.
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* AbandonedHospital: The starting level is the hospital/Asylum where Herbert was locked up, now overrun by Crowley's minions, it's entrance guarded by a monstrous lion-like four-legged horror.
* BigDamnHeroes: After killing the first proper boss, Herbert finds himself blocked in a corridor with an encroaching fire and the only way out locked... then Rachel comes from the other side of the gate and unlocks it, allowing Herbert to get out alive.
* ClimbingClimax: The final level opens with Herbert emerging grom the parisian underground next to the Eiffel Tower and climbing the whole thing to the top.
* KnifeNut: Two of the monsters: one is a naked, gangly undead with blackened limbs and face carrying around a massive knife and licking it as a taunt, the other is a grotesque gaunt undead in a black corset and skirt carrying razor blades and tossing them at you from afar.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Herbert Wallace is more than capable of tearing the monsters apart with his skills, but in many cutscenes he'll be wise/in a hurry enough to stop fighting everything in his way and just run forward towards the next target.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Herbert Wallace is more than capable of tearing the monsters apart with his skills, but in many cutscenes he'll be wise/in a hurry enough to stop fighting everything in his way and just run forward towards the next target.
* MundaneSolution: The two clearly non humanoid bosses, seemingly too though to be hacked to pieces with an axe, are disposed of with dynamite and blown up.
* MusclesAreMeaningless: Despite his average build, Herbert is strong enough to finish off certain monsters bigger than he is through brute strength, as seen when he neck-snaps the humongous Dockers or when he lifts the tentacled monsters by one of their tentacles before violently slamming them into the floor.
* NoNameGiven: While the first game still has an helpful site listing all the creatures, their names and origins, you're left in the dark about the names and natures of this game's monsters, except for the FinalBoss being named the "Devouring Death".
* MusclesAreMeaningless: Despite his average build, Herbert is strong enough to finish off certain monsters bigger than he is through brute strength, as seen when he neck-snaps the humongous Dockers or when he lifts the tentacled monsters by one of their tentacles before violently slamming them into the floor.
* NoNameGiven: While the first game still has an helpful site listing all the creatures, their names and origins, you're left in the dark about the names and natures of this game's monsters, except for the FinalBoss being named the "Devouring Death".
* NoodlePeople: Most of the monsters are surprisingly gangly and thin with gaunt torsoes and elongated limbs.
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* UniqueEnemy: The lion-like monster in the hospital: it's the only enemy of this type fought, yet it can be easily dealt with using items, making it unworthy of being considered a proper boss.
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* VocalDissonance: Despite his horrible scars and grisly looks, Herbert speaks with a very posh and elegant voice. Spiders normally emit high-pitched growls but one in a cutscene will let out a godzillian roar before attacking.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The underwater tunnels of Crowley's castle have clusters of massive octopus-like tentacles dangling from the ceiling, ready to crush you if you swim too close to them. In the Museum level, you're hunted by the absolutely gigantic tentacles of an EldritchAbomination you get to fight much later.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The underwater tunnels of Crowley's castle have clusters of massive octopus-like tentacles dangling from the ceiling, ready to crush you if you swim too close to them. In the Museum level, you're hunted by the absolutely gigantic tentacles of an EldritchAbomination you get to fight much later.whose identity is left unrevealed.
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* EldritchAbomination: A huge monster mostly composed of green tentacles (called the Transcube) is encountered and fought during the Museum level. Another one, ominously known as the Devouring Death, lurks on the tip of the Tour Eiffel.
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* EldritchAbomination: A huge monster mostly composed of green tentacles (called the Transcube) is encountered and fought attacks Herbert during the Museum level. Another one, ominously known as the Devouring Death, lurks on the tip of the Tour Eiffel.
* FlunkyBoss: The third boss sends some bug-like hatchlings at you before you can fight it personally.
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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNoWhere: All the bosses: a lion-like beast stalking an asylum? A monstrous gas-spewing humanoid dangling from a tentacles sac of flesh? A gangly, multi-limbed ghoul attached to a wooden frame? A green EldritchAbomination enveloping a Museum and finally a large humanoid undead wielding a massive cross. They don't even get names or comments.
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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNoWhere: All the bosses: a lion-like beast stalking an asylum? A monstrous gas-spewing humanoid dangling from a tentacles sac of flesh? A gangly, multi-limbed ghoul attached to a wooden frame? A green EldritchAbomination enveloping a Museum followes by some sort of betentacled, big-mouthed beast with a spiked tail and finally a large humanoid demonic undead wielding a massive cross. They don't even get names or comments.comments.
* GiantMook: Bofoids (Large, yellowish monsters with loud roars, powerful arms and extra tentacles on their shoulders) and Dockers/Ogres.
* GrievousHarmWithABody: Necrophages will attack brandishing a mutilated torso as a cudgel.
* GiantMook: Bofoids (Large, yellowish monsters with loud roars, powerful arms and extra tentacles on their shoulders) and Dockers/Ogres.
* GrievousHarmWithABody: Necrophages will attack brandishing a mutilated torso as a cudgel.
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* NonStandardGameOver: [[spoiler: Take too long to place the dynamite on Crowley's machine on the Eiffel Tower and his plan will go off without a hitch.]]
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* TheUnreveal: The true nature of the behemoth tentacles suddenly appearing to chase Herbert in the Museum isn't clarified: they resemble both the mystery tentacles in Crowley's castle moat and the tentacles on the Devouring Death, but they are far bigger and you never see what they're attached to.
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* EldritchAbomination: A huge monster mostly composed of green tentacles (called the Transcube) is encountered and fought during the Museum level. Another one, ominously known as the Devouring Death, lurks on the tip of the Tour Eiffel.
* FourIsDeath: According to the manual, Crowley stuck a deal with the four Emissaries to help summoning the Entity ad merge with it. If the bosses you fight are the emissaries, this is unknown.
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* MonumentalDamage: Crowley's base of operation lies on the tip of the Eiffel Tower, now covered in a huge, fleshy mass.
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* MonumentalDamage: Crowley's base of operation lies on the tip of the Eiffel Tower, now covered in a huge, fleshy mass.mass belonging to a supernatural terror.
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* FinishingMove: After dealing enough damage to a monster, you can brutally execute them in many ways, using either your axe or your mad strength.
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* FinishingMove: After dealing enough damage to a monster, you can brutally execute them in many ways, using either your axe or your mad strength. Examples include beheading and whacking zombies, headbutting and stomping female zombies, NeckSnap ogres with the handle of your axe and pummeling the octopoid beasts before slamming them into the ground.
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: The finishers for spider monsters has Wallace shoot them point-blank with his gun, even if you carry no ammo to fire it.
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: The finishers for spider monsters has Wallace shoot them point-blank with his gun, even if you carry no ammo to fire it.
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* TheSwarm: A new item in the shape of a large fly releases a swarm of hungry insects against an opponent, which is devoured alive.
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* WeaponOfChoice: A plain-looking axe which you can set ablaze with the right power up and a shotgun.
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* ActionizedSequel: The protagonist can now swim, climb on edges and has better jump controls.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler: The game's good ending has Herbert saving Rachel and preparing to hunt down a fugitive Crowley again.]]
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler: The game's good ending has Herbert saving Rachel and preparing to hunt down a fugitive Crowley again.]]
* BodyHorror: Skeletal faces, exposed ribs and spines, overly-long and thin limbs, clawed hands and feet... the list goes on and on.
* BreathWeapon: The first proper boss attacks by breathing clouds of poison gas at you: it's actually the safest moment to attack him, as he could otherwise dish out a potentially lethal attack.
* BreathWeapon: The first proper boss attacks by breathing clouds of poison gas at you: it's actually the safest moment to attack him, as he could otherwise dish out a potentially lethal attack.
* {{Determinator}}: Wallace said he'll save Rachel and ''nothing'', no matter how scary, big or distant, will stand in his way.
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EnemyPosturing: Most enemies will have an animation during which they growl or perform some other action which leaves them open to a flurry of strikes: you are free to ignore this posturing, but they may counter.
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LickingTheBlade: The knife-wielding monsters will posture by licking their massive blades with an audible slurping sound.
*NonStandardGameOverMonstrousHumanoid: Pretty much every single monster you ran across is human-like or a humanoid based on other creatures such as bats, spiders or octopi. Even the hound-like beasts are vaguely humanoid.
* MonumentalDamage: Crowley's base of operation lies on the tip of the Eiffel Tower, now covered in a huge, fleshy mass.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The underwater tunnels of Crowley's castle have clusters of massive octopus-like tentacles dangling from the ceiling, ready to crush you if you swim too close to them. In the Museum level, you're hunted by the absolutely gigantic tentacles of an EldritchAbomination you get to fight much later.
* AxCrazy: The ''protagonist'', Herbert Wallace, looks the part. You have Adam Crowley to blame for that.
* BatOutOfHell: Some of the monsters include grotesque demons with bat wings in lieu of arms, capable of moving out of Wallace's way easily and attack by gliding into him and kicking.
* BehindTheBlack: One moment, your walking into the Museum grounds in Paris, then, as weird noises are heard and the camera turns around, we see that the street in front of the gate is completely occupied by the gigantic green tentacles of a huge abomination, slithering towards you.
* BreakingTheBonds: The second boss fought in the lone tower of Crowley's castle is tied up to a wooden structure, but will free its CreepilyLongArms during the boss battle.
* CallBack: You can find a portrait of Ignatius Blackwood, founder of the Circle. Ogres and Zombies make a return.
* CameBackStrong: Adam Crowley cheated death and came back heading a world-wide evil sect.
* ChainsawGood: New enemies include giggling maniacs with big chainsaws.
* DamselInDistress: Rachel is captured halfway through by Crowley's monsters and taken to the Tour Eiffel to a FateWorseThanDeath.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Herbert Wallace is creepy, covered in loose bandages and carries around an axe. He's surprisingly soft-spoken and a virtuous person through and through.
* DoingInTheScientist: The first game implies that Crowley's creatures were created with scientific/alchemical methods and tend to be faulty: in this game some of Crowley's new beasties are fruit of dark magic.
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* OffWithHisHead: You can do this to the zombies and the chainsaw-wielding monsters as a [[FinishingMove fatality]] in the sequel. You can even chop off a monster's head during combat with a lucky shot, but they will keep fighting as long as they have enough health.
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A second game was released in 2000. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A mobile phone game, developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} and also titled ''Nightmare Creatures'', was released in 2003. A third main game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose Games, the studio of the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
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A second game was released in 2000.2000, with Creator/{{Konami}} as the publisher. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A mobile phone game, developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} and also titled ''Nightmare Creatures'', was released in 2003. A third main game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned planned, but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose Games, the studioof behind the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The Thames Monsters are giant octopod heads sticking out of the water, who lashes out at you with their CombatTentacles. They're incapable of moving and relies entirely on their ranged attacks via tentacles, although it is possible to access DummiedOut versions of the game via a cheat code to see the rest of the monster... which is just a single, long, tentacle-like body rooted to the bottom of the Thames.
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* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The Thames Monsters are giant octopod heads sticking out of the water, who lashes lash out at you with their CombatTentacles. They're incapable of moving and relies rely entirely on their ranged attacks via tentacles, although it is possible to access DummiedOut versions of the game via a cheat code to see the rest of the monster... which is just a single, long, tentacle-like body rooted to the bottom of the Thames.
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* OurImpsAreDifferent: Three fire-breathing Grey Imps show up in the first level, which attack by spitting fire but can be easily defeated. Seven levels later, the player encounters the imps' larger and stronger cousins, Red Imps, which shows up in the ruins of Westminster Abbey and Tower of London.
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* OurImpsAreDifferent: Three fire-breathing Grey Imps show up in the first level, which attack by spitting fire but can be easily defeated. Seven levels later, the player encounters the imps' larger and stronger cousins, Red Imps, which shows show up in the ruins of Westminster Abbey and Tower of London.
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* SpiderPeople: The giant spider enemies in the first game resembles closer to humanoid beings instead of arachnids, capable of walking upright on their two hind legs while attacking the players with their forelimbs.
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* SpiderPeople: The giant spider enemies in the first game resembles closer to look less like arachnids and more like humanoid beings instead of arachnids, beings, capable of walking upright on their two hind legs while attacking the players with their forelimbs.
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-->'''Narrator:''' And should no one stop him, this city will be consumed by a horde of...''Nightmare Creatures!''
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-->'''Narrator:''' And should no one stop him, this city will be consumed by a horde of... ''Nightmare Creatures!''
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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp released in 1997 by Kalisto Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Windows, UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and Cellphone. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crowley and his monster invasion.
A second game was released in 2000. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A third game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose games, the studio of the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
A second game was released in 2000. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A third game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose games, the studio of the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp developed by Kalisto Entertainment, published by Creator/{{Activision}}, and released in 1997 by Kalisto Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Windows, UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and Cellphone.UsefulNotes/Nintendo64. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crowley and his monster invasion.
A second game was released in 2000. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A mobile phone game, developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} and also titled ''Nightmare Creatures'', was released in 2003. A third main game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moosegames, Games, the studio of the HD version of ''VideoGame/SpookysJumpscareMansion'', having picked up the rights to the franchise.
A second game was released in 2000. Set in 1934 London and Paris, it tells the story of Herbert Wallace, a man who was captured as a young kid by Crowley, whom tortured and experimented on him. After many years, he decides to take [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge revenge on Crowley]]. A mobile phone game, developed by Creator/{{Gameloft}} and also titled ''Nightmare Creatures'', was released in 2003. A third main game, ''Nightmare Creatures III: Angel of Darkness'', was planned but it went to DevelopmentHell after Kalisto went out of business. In late 2004, the game's development and release were officially scrapped.
A ContinuityReboot was announced in 2017, with Albino Moose
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* DeadlyLunge: While not exactly slow to begin with, a lot of enemies do this.
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* DeadlyLunge: DeadlyLunge:
** While not exactly slow to begin with, a lot of enemies do this.
** While not exactly slow to begin with, a lot of enemies do this.
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* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: A.K.A. Jose Manuel, described as a KnifeNut psycho who slaughtered many people. And Crowley has infected him with a strange serum, turning him into a monster.
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* UniqueEnemy: The first level of the first game have small, grey imps - three of them - that pops up in level 1, and nowhere else. Larger red imps does appear regularly in later levels, but you won't see the grey types after the initial encouter.
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* UniqueEnemy: The first level of the first game have has small, grey imps - three of them - that pops pop up in level 1, and nowhere else. Larger red imps does do appear regularly in later levels, but you won't see the grey types after the initial encouter.encounter.
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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp released in 1997 by Kalisto Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Windows, UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and Cellphone. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crawley and his monster invasion.
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''Nightmare Creatures'' is an ActionAdventure BeatEmUp released in 1997 by Kalisto Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PlayStation, Windows, UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} and Cellphone. Set in the 19th century, UsefulNotes/{{London}} is threatened by a horde of creatures released by [[MadScientist Adam Crowley]]. Now it's up to [[WarriorMonk Ignatius Blackward]] and [[SheFu Nadia Franciscus]] to combat these threats and stop Crawley Crowley and his monster invasion.
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* NobodyHereButUsStatues : In the first game, certain enemies such as gargoyles and winged demons like to disguise themselves as statues, before revealing themselves to attack the players. But subverted in the first level: you can come across a gargoyle in a park, but that one was ''actually'' a statue. Real gargoyles don't show up until several levels later.
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* NobodyHereButUsStatues : NobodyHereButUsStatues: In the first game, certain enemies such as gargoyles and winged demons like to disguise themselves as statues, before revealing themselves to attack the players. But subverted in the first level: you can come across a gargoyle in a park, but that one was ''actually'' a statue. Real gargoyles don't show up until several levels later.
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* OffWithHisHead: Crowley's eventual fate. [[spoiler:But he comes back in the sequel in a more powerful form.]]
** You can do this to the zombies and the chainsaw-wielding monsters as a [[FinishingMove fatality]] in the sequel.
** You can do this to the zombies and the chainsaw-wielding monsters as a [[FinishingMove fatality]] in the sequel.
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* OffWithHisHead: Crowley's eventual fate. [[spoiler:But he comes back in the sequel in a more powerful form.]]
**]] You can do this to the zombies and the chainsaw-wielding monsters as a [[FinishingMove fatality]] in the sequel.
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* PuzzleBoss: All of them.
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* OurImpsAreDifferent: Three fire-breathing Grey Imps show up in the first level, which attack by spitting fire but can be easily defeated. Seven levels later, the player encounters the imps' larger and stronger cousins, Red Imps, which shows up in the ruins of Westminster Abbey and Tower of London.
%%* PuzzleBoss: All of them.
%%* PuzzleBoss: All of them.
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* ActionGirl: Nadia.
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* NewGamePlus: And you can play with infinite items, or as a monster [[CrazyAwesome (or both!)]]
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* NewGamePlus: And you can play with infinite items, or as a monster [[CrazyAwesome (or both!)]]both!)