The campaign chronicles the adventures of Rex Chance, son of the inventor of the Sigma technology. The single-player campaign of the game, where Impossible Creatures really shines, is a very enjoyable time.

The game is set in a pulp sci-fi 1937, a world in which was discovered the amazing Sigma technology, a wonder of science which allows the combining of everyday animals into devastating weapons of destruction. Oh, there is a RTS game in there somewhere, which is alright as far as that goes, but the real thrill is in the making of these new Creatures. Impossible Creatures is, simply put, a game about combining real-world animals into new and exciting creations. Then came Impossible Creatures, a game that allows me, in some small way, to revisit those Golden Days of Yore, and send the Laws of Nature screaming into the night. Of course, all of these creatures needed something to do, and what better job for these aberrations than to further my plot for world domination? Alas, those boyhood dreams gave way to the practicalities of Grownup Life, and thoughts of bending the earth to my very will became nothing more than fond recollections. And then there were all those real animals that had misleading names: Catbird…dogfish…ant lion…my versions would be so much better. And why stop at Fruppies? Certainly we could try to see what would happen with a dash of turtle and a pinch of monkey. I’d be wistfully dreaming about combining those two treasured pets into some horrible, monstrous freak of nature.

I think back to my boyhood days, playing with frogs and puppies, like many boys do. Some days I just wish I’d taken up a career in Mad Science.

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