CreativeDestruction

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CreativeDestruction is a massively multiplayer shooter game that features a large-scale battlefield where everything is fully destructible. Players can explore 13 enchanted spots, experience varied weather and time systems, and build bastions using an innovative workshop system. The game offers unique weaponry including pistols, shotguns, submachine guns, rifles, and sniper rifles.

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Play Modes

75%

Audience ScoreBased on 6,596 reviews

graphics72 positive mentions

optimization18 negative mentions

graphics
182 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
44%
16%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising its vibrant, cartoonish art style and decent performance on low-end systems, while others criticize it for being reminiscent of mobile graphics and lacking depth compared to competitors like Fortnite. Many users note that while the game is accessible for those with limited hardware, it suffers from technical issues and a lack of graphical options, leading to an overall perception of subpar visuals. Despite these criticisms, some players still find the graphics enjoyable and suitable for casual play.
- “This is the best game created by humankind, the graphics are unreal.”
- “The game's graphics are colorful and vibrant, with a distinct anime-inspired art style that sets it apart from other battle royale games.”
- “Amazing graphics and really smooth controls.”
- “The graphics are basically non-existent so you can play this on an IBM PC from 1982.”
- “The graphics are terrible, even on ultra settings.”
- “It is a blatant mobile port, and because it is so, the graphics look like garbage, even on max. There is no anti-aliasing, shadows are rendered at a very low quality without any way to increase it.”
gameplay
167 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28%
61%
11%
The gameplay of "Creative Destruction" is often compared to Fortnite, with many players noting its building mechanics and shooter elements. While some enjoy the casual and accessible nature of the gameplay, others criticize it for technical issues, clunky mechanics, and a lack of originality, leading to mixed reviews overall. The game offers a fun experience for those seeking a less demanding alternative to Fortnite, but its execution leaves room for improvement in areas like responsiveness and matchmaking.
- “While it was undeniably inspired by Fortnite Battle Royale, it managed to differentiate itself with solid gameplay and a unique touch.”
- “The gameplay is fun for about 5 hours until you realize you're literally doing the same thing over and over.”
- “Very good choice if you do not have a good PC for Fortnite, which I do, but I still often come back to this game because I feel like the mechanics are very underrated and they are so easy to learn.”
- “Horrible gameplay; there are literally players spawning in front of me during the last circle.”
- “The gameplay is absolutely horrible due to it being a mobile game; it is not optimized at all and runs like crap.”
- “Gameplay is a lot more slower paced than in Fortnite.”
optimization
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
32%
35%
The optimization of Creative Destruction has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its ability to run smoothly on low-performance computers, while others criticize it for significant lag, bugs, and poor performance on higher-end systems. Many users report issues such as stuttering, slow texture loading, and overall unoptimized gameplay, particularly on PC, leading to a frustrating experience for some. Overall, while the game shows potential for enjoyable gameplay, its optimization remains a major concern for many players.
- “One of the highlights of Creative Destruction was its support for low-performance computers.”
- “This feature not only allowed more players to enjoy the game but also delivered a surprising graphic and performance experience, especially for those with limited resources.”
- “Awesome game, I always had issues with running Fortnite due to a low-spec laptop, and this game right here is a super nice clone that solved my issues; even at the highest performance, the game runs at almost 90 FPS.”
- “Creative destruction is just very poorly optimized.”
- “The gameplay is absolutely horrible due to it being a mobile game; it is not optimized at all and runs like crap.”
- “This game is very poorly optimized; the sensitivity is terrible (even at 200% it's very slow) and, like many other reviews have said, too many bots.”
stability
49 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
6%
94%
The game's stability is widely criticized, with numerous players reporting a plethora of bugs, glitches, and performance issues, including frequent crashes and lag. Many users also mention the presence of hackers, which further detracts from the experience. While some players find enjoyment in the gameplay, the overall consensus is that the game suffers from significant stability problems that hinder its potential.
- “There are no glitches in this amazing game.”
- “It runs great on a Pentium at high settings.”
- “Runs great.”
- “After I launch the game, it freezes at a 7.5MB update and crashes the game.”
- “This game has some of the most bugs and glitches I have ever seen, on top of a massive amount of hackers that they do nothing about.”
- “It's a buggy mess and has countless optimization problems.”
humor
47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in this game is often described as "so bad it's funny," with many players enjoying the absurdity and clunky mechanics reminiscent of Fortnite. Users highlight the game's ability to create hilarious moments, especially when playing with friends, despite acknowledging its shortcomings as a blatant rip-off. Overall, the comedic value seems to stem from its broken gameplay and the ridiculous situations that arise during matches.
- “I will never forget the countless funny moments...”
- “This game may not be good, but it's a fun game to play. Me and my friend used to play this game when Fortnite either got painfully bad updates or we didn't want to play because it was sweats playing. Honestly, I will miss this game; getting lobbies with bots and messing around is fun, and when four people destroy you from across the map, it's funny.”
- “It's pretty bad, but it's funny to play, so yeah.”
story
37 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16%
65%
19%
The reviews present a mixed perspective on the game's story, with some players praising it as a standout feature, likening it to masterpieces like "The Last of Us," while others criticize it for being lackluster and repetitive, with missions that feel uninspired and disconnected from the overarching narrative. Many users express disappointment, particularly in comparison to other games in the genre, suggesting that the story lacks depth and coherence. Overall, the game's storytelling appears to be a polarizing aspect, with some finding it engaging and others deeming it inadequate.
- “This game has the best story I have ever had the privilege of seeing!”
- “A masterpiece, a true coming-of-age story.”
- “People say The Last of Us had some of the most beautiful storytelling, but Creative Destruction blows it out of the water.”
- “Shit cringe game...if you like to play the exact game with better graphics, an actual player base, consistent updates, skill-based matchmaking, above mediocre story, less bugs, and easily customizable configs/settings simply play Fortnite instead of this crap fake.”
- “The story is awful as well; if you removed this from the Metal Gear timeline, it literally would not matter in the least.”
- “Comparing this to the previous main entry in the series, Metal Gear Solid IV, it's so disappointing to see the plot in this game went to rock bottom.”
music
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
59%
14%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its catchy tunes and relaxing qualities, particularly enjoying the Christmas music. However, others criticize the quality and variety, describing it as outdated or lacking depth. Overall, while the soundtrack enhances the experience for some, it leaves room for improvement in terms of sound effects and musical diversity.
- “The map is huge, the cosmetics (even the free ones) look great, and the lobby music is so catchy.”
- “I love the entire game and the Christmas music is my favorite part; seriously, I could sleep with the music in my ears and one time I just sat for 2 hours and listened to the music.”
- “It's a really fun game with a good soundtrack.”
- “The music is indescribably bad; it sounds like the menu music to a 2001 Hot Wheels game.”
- “An inexperienced person could fire up FL Studio and create higher fidelity music with carrots for fingers.”
- “The music/announcer could be improved.”
monetization
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
22%
67%
The monetization in Creative Destruction is heavily criticized for its reliance on microtransactions, with many players feeling pressured to spend money to stay competitive. While the game is free-to-play, it bombards users with ads and prompts for in-game purchases, leading to perceptions of it being a cash grab, particularly aimed at younger audiences. Overall, the monetization strategy detracts from the gameplay experience, making it feel exploitative rather than rewarding.
- “Creative destruction is free-to-play, but also offers in-game purchases for players who want to customize their characters or unlock new skins and cosmetics.”
- “Microtransactions: 3.2 (it has quite a few actually)”
- “While the game is free-to-play, many players have reported feeling pressured to make in-game purchases to remain competitive.”
- “There are ads and pop-ups everywhere telling you to 'top-up' and to make 'batch purchases'.”
- “A terrible cash grab of Fortnite where they try to coax children into paying absurd amounts of money to be put on a podium that shows that they put the most amount of money into the game before the match even starts.”
grinding
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
64%
Players express frustration with the grinding aspect of the game, noting that it feels excessive and often pointless due to the abundance of rewards available over time. Many feel that the grinding process is tedious and time-consuming, with some wishing for the return of faster farming options. Overall, while grinding can yield in-game currency for skins, it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “It's like there's no point in grinding challenges and whatnot because you'll eventually receive loads of rewards anyway.”
- “Don't bother grinding them.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game boasts high replayability due to its diverse game modes and extensive selection of weapons and equipment, appealing to battle royale enthusiasts. However, some users feel that its playability has diminished since the initial early access release.
- “Its various game modes and wide range of weapons and equipment offer a great deal of variety and replayability, making it a great choice for fans of battle royale games.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users report that the emotional impact of the game can be overwhelmingly negative, with some feeling distressed or unwell due to their experiences, leading them to avoid playing it again.

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58h Average play time

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*Based on 14 analyzed playthroughs

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