Creature Keeper News

I was pretty interested in trying out Creature Keeper because, as I’ve mentioned before, I’ve felt like the Pokémon series has gotten a bit stale, and I’ve long relied on the Indie scene to approach it with fresh new ideas. So far, while games like Nexomon and Corromon have been pretty serviceable little Poké-likes, games like Beastieball, Ooblets, and Cassette Beasts have found ways to really shake things up and stand out above the rest.

Creature Keeper certainly belongs in the latter category, combining several unique elements of gameplay with its central monster taming mechanic to make something truly unique. When I started playing it, I jokingly said it felt like “Pokémon Red/Blue but with more ambition,” but the longer I played, the more my opinion shifted because Creature Keeper isn’t really trying to be Pokémon. It’s going for something far more interesting. 

Players take on the role of Blank—a young boy in training to be a Creature Keeper. Creature Keepers are... Read more

I was pretty interested in trying out Creature Keeper because, as I’ve mentioned before, I’ve felt like the Pokémon series has gotten a bit stale, and I’ve long relied on the Indie scene to approach it with fresh new ideas. So far, while games like Nexomon and Corromon have been pretty serviceable little Poké-likes, games like Beastieball, Ooblets, and Cassette Beasts have found ways to really shake things up and stand out above the rest.

Creature Keeper certainly belongs in the latter category, combining several unique elements of gameplay with its central monster taming mechanic to make something truly unique. When I started playing it, I jokingly said it felt like “Pokémon Red/Blue but with more ambition,” but the longer I played, the more my opinion shifted because Creature Keeper isn’t really trying to be Pokémon. It’s going for something far more interesting. 

Players take on the role of Blank—a young boy in training to be a Creature Keeper. Creature Keepers are... Read more

Check out this sneak peek of the latest gameplay footage from Creature Keeper!

Hey everyone!

The wait is almost over — Creature Keeper officially launches on Steam on May 8, 2025!

We’re beyond excited to finally share the world we’ve been building with all of you. Get ready to explore, battle, and befriend a world full of creatures — and uncover the mystery behind the strange sickness spreading through the land.

🗓️ Mark your calendars and get ready to:

🦊 Befriend and raise a party of adorable (and dangerous) creatures
⚔️ Fight alongside them in fast-paced real-time combat
🌱 Grow plants and craft gear to boost your team
🏡 Build and customize your campsite to keep your creatures happy
📖 Discover the secrets of a world in trouble

Wishlist Creature Keeper now to be ready for launch!
👉 Creature Keeper Steam Page

We’ll be sharing more sneak peeks and updates leading up to May 8, including revealing a creature a day on our Twitter/X account — so stay tuned, and don’t forget to join our Discord to chat with the team and other players!

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Thanks for all your support so far. We can’t wait to go on this journey with you!

-The Graffiti Games Team

Check out this sneak peek of the latest gameplay footage from Creature Keeper!