flashy graphics and loud sound effects." They judged the game's limited level of interactivity to be utterly backwards, pointing out that the gameplay resembles the 1987 game After Burner. GamePro gave the 3DO version a negative review, saying that despite the variety of gameplay styles, the gameplay feels routine due to the lack of multiple weapons. He also criticized that the cursor moves too slowly to keep up with enemies even when the player's technique is flawless. Reviewing the Saturn "Special Edition", GamePro called it "a poor man's Cyberia", saying that the game has imaginative visuals but grainy full motion video, a cursor that tends to get lost in the graphics, and a general lack of excitement and fun. Next Generation said in a brief review that it "features great rendered graphics but drags with a low grade, point-and-click shooting interface." Notes References External links Creature Shock at GameFAQs Creature Shock at Giant Bomb Creature Shock at MobyGames 1994 video games 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games Argonaut Games games Cancelled Atari Jaguar games CD-i games DOS games First-person shooters Full motion video based games PlayStation (console) games Rail shooters Science fiction video games Sega Saturn games Single-player video games Space combat simulators Video games about extraterrestrial life Virgin Interactive games Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games set in the 22nd century