creature collection

AppWizard
January 31, 2026
Aniimo is a creature-collecting gacha game currently in closed beta, aiming for a broader launch in 2026. It features multiplayer functionality, allowing players to explore and battle together, and includes interactive elements with aniimos in the open world. Despite some intriguing features, Aniimo struggles to stand out in a crowded market of gacha games. Industry sentiments indicate growing fatigue with the genre, and competition from upcoming titles like Hoyoverse's Honkai: Nexus Anima may impact its success.
BetaBeacon
January 13, 2026
Samsung has removed the Creature Collection feature from its Gaming Hub app, which allowed players to unlock collectible "monsters" by progressing through games and hatching virtual eggs. Despite this change, all the unlockable monsters are now available for users to set as their display pictures inside the app without having to complete specific missions or reach certain progress levels.
AppWizard
December 28, 2025
Cassette Beasts is available for free on the Epic Games Store until December 28 and has sold over 1.1 million units as of November. The game features unique element types like plastic, glass, and glitter, and allows players to transform into monsters recorded on cassette tapes. It is also available for purchase on Steam for .99 until January 5.
AppWizard
October 13, 2025
Ilmfinity Studios has released a free demo for EvoCreo during the Steam Next Fest, with a full PC release expected in Q4 2025. The game, originally launched over a decade ago on mobile, is set in the world of Zenith, where players capture and evolve over 170 unique creatures called Creo. The gameplay includes a personal quest to find a missing father, battling elite Evokers, and uncovering the motives of the Shadow Hive. EvoCreo features five elemental arenas, over 20 hours of offline gameplay, and allows for strategic team building with multiple evolutionary paths for Creo. Combat involves managing move cooldowns and status effects in turn-based battles, and players can also engage in ranked online PvP or challenge friends.
AppWizard
September 25, 2025
Palworld is collaborating with Once Human for a special event set to begin on October 30, featuring a new island map exclusive to the collaboration. Players can engage with Pals, including new characters like Cattiva, Chillet, and Chillet Ignis, and encounter Once Human bosses. All collaboration Pals will be available for free. The collaboration is one-sided, with no Once Human content coming to Palworld. Players can participate in the event for free on Steam and should check system requirements and codes for Once Human to enhance their experience.
AppWizard
September 21, 2025
Planet Centauri, a 2D sandbox game developed by Permadeath, launched after a decade in early access but sold only 581 units in its first five days. Despite over 100,000 sales and being on 130,000 wishlists, the game failed to gain visibility on Steam, not appearing on its New & Trending listings. The developer, Laurent Lechat, expressed frustration over the lack of reach, noting that the game's trailer had nearly 500,000 views on YouTube. Valve offered to feature Planet Centauri as a Daily Deal to improve visibility. The team has decided to pivot to developing a new roguelike game using the same engine, acknowledging that continuing to patch the original game is no longer feasible.
AppWizard
September 16, 2025
Palworld, developed by Pocketpair, has over two million players and is transitioning out of early access with version 1.0 set to release in 2026. The developers plan to roll out updates leading up to the official release and are committed to addressing the game's imperfections. A winter update in 2025 will be less extensive than the previous year, but fans can expect surprises and sneak peeks at version 1.0. Early access is currently available for purchase, and discussions about desired changes for the full release are ongoing in the official Discord server.
AppWizard
October 18, 2024
Luma Island is a debut indie game developed by Feel Free Games, currently available as a demo during the October Steam Next Fest. The game features stunning visuals reminiscent of Minecraft, with textured landscapes and vibrant fruit trees. Players can choose from seven distinct professions, including roles like fisherwoman, and engage in various minigames. Luma Island incorporates adventure and RPG elements, such as exploration of temples, and includes whimsical creatures called Lumas that players can collect. The game is set to launch in November with up to four-player co-op. The demo is available on Steam.
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