My most recent visit to Albia was filled with humor and frustration as the store of second generation eggs grew. It seemed like everyone wanted to become a parent to a baby Norn, yet the decisions were questionable, at ... Continue Reading
One of the strangest sights in Albia is a Norn sleeping while standing! Bera looked positively exhausted when she closed her eyes, yet she was quite happy to get a nice rest. It took her much longer than usual ... Continue Reading
One of the most interesting features of Creatures can also be one of the most confusing and daunting. Even in the relatively simple world of C1, Norn genetics are extremely complicated. All the same, a challenge is always fun! ... Continue Reading
Ingelill was scarcely an adult for a minute before she became pregnant! I was almost positive that the father was Arik, since he was relatively nearby in the garden. Imagine my surprise when I found out that Truett, who ... Continue Reading
I had an absolutely wonderful time with the newest Norn in Albia! Pictured here is Valborg, pronounced [VAHL-borg], whose Norse name means protector on the battlefield. He was completely mesmerized with the trumpet, and literally could not put it ... Continue Reading
I continued the second phase of the first generation by hatching another egg. The ultimate goal is to have a fertile male and female of five different Norn types form the foundation. Meet Ingelill, which is pronounced [ING-eh-lil] and ... Continue Reading
Peace in Albia never reigns for long: Dagny picked up a bit of antigen 6 while playing in the garden. Those sneaky illnesses love to waft in on a summer breeze, tickle a Norn’s nose, and then cause a ... Continue Reading
I was excited to return to Albia in C1 after my short ecology experiment in C3/DS! Even though the original Creatures game is the oldest in the series and somewhat outdated, I still consider it to be my favorite. ... Continue Reading
