Fighting combo system. Buckets of blood and violence. It's really quite simple. Nightmare Creatures takes players back to London in the year of 1834. After the Brotherhood's leader Adam Crowley, an evil scientist gone mad, unleashes an unspeakable evil upon the city, townspeople begin changing into demonic beasts and grizzly mutations.
Horror sweeps through London.
It's up to two brave heroes, Father Ignatius Blackward and immunology expert Nadia F, to restore order to the troubled, fouled land. Those familiar with the PlayStation version of Nightmare Creatures probably have a good idea what to expect from the game's 64-bit transition. Very little has been changed. After choosing either Ignatius or Nadia, players begin the game armed with only one weapon and a host of skills. Employing a third-person view similar to Tomb Raider , or, if you will, Zelda , Nightmare Creatures moves along at a comparatively quick pace.