Nightmare Creatures on N64 is one of those late-night, turn-off-the-lights kind of games. You’re thrown into this gothic horror world where every alley and sewer is crawling with twisted monsters—some shambling, some way too fast for comfort. The combat’s clunky in that old-school way where timing matters more than button mashing, and the atmosphere? Thick enough to cut with a knife. Fog rolls in, distant screams echo, and half the time you’re just waiting for something to jump out at you.

It’s got that classic ‘90s jank—weird camera angles, stiff movement—but honestly, that just adds to the charm. The first time you round a corner and some half-human abomination lunges at you, you’ll either panic-swing your weapon or just yell. No in-between. And those puzzles? Don’t expect hand-holding. You’ll be backtracking through creepy churches and crypts, figuring things out the hard way.

If you’re into horror that leans more on dread than jumpscares, this one’s a weird little time capsule worth revisiting.