The game comes with a very involved single player mission, and of course multiplayer. Also included is the life saving tutorial, which runs you through combing animals, developing buildings and other basic movements in the game. I personally am not a fan of this genre, but Impossible Creatures (demo) provided me with hours of enjoyment. Like I stated before, it is fun just to combine the animals to see what you can come up with. After combining the animals, you take a "snapshot" of how you want it to look. THen, you save the finished product in an army of 12 animals. There is also a zoo which keeps a history of every animal you create in case you just happen to forget just what uniue combined animal you crated

Microsoft Game Studios announced that Impossible Creatures has gone gold and is scheduled to ship to stores in North America on January 7. Developed by Relic Entertainment, Inc., this RTS will be available for an estimated price of $44.95 (U.S.). So, for all of you RTS multiplayer folks, this means good news...thats alot of peeps that have pre-paid for the game. Available now is the DEMO and the Fan Site Kit which includes box and concept art, screenshots and movies.