Creature Clash: Echoes

Name: Creature Clash: Echoes
Rating: 4.8 (11 reviews)
Author: CYBERWARD

By: CYBERWARD App

Monster Collection Card Game

Overview

Version:

1.98.250

Last updated: 2026-05-17

Ranking

#367,281 ▼ 12,404

Overall

Features & Capabilities

New pre-battle portraits, more starting avatars, fresh elite and boss encounters, and a deeper story across every run.

HATCH. BATTLE. EVOLVE.

Hatch 16 creature families across 4 elements, evolve them through 3 stages -- 48 unique creatures in all. Build powerful card decks. Adventure through 5 elemental chapters of a corrupted world. No pay-to-win. Pure strategy.

Creature Clash is a creature collector with a story to live -- Pokemon-style collection depth, strategic card combat, and an ancient narrator who watches your journey, designed from the ground up for mobile.

ADVENTURE THROUGH A CORRUPTED WORLD

Travel chapter by chapter through a fractured mountain kingdom
Face battles, elite encounters, and named creatures with their own stories
Earn gold and evolution stones as you push deeper
Defeat is a setback, not a reset -- your creatures keep their bonds and their growth

STRATEGIC CARD COMBAT

Every creature brings unique cards to your hand
Chain attacks to build Momentum for devastating combos
Apply Marks to exploit enemy weaknesses
Master the elemental triangle: Fire beats Nature, Nature beats Water, Water beats Fire -- with Stone as a neutral wildcard

COLLECT, RESCUE, AND EVOLVE

Hatch creatures from elemental eggs -- Stone, Nature, Water, and Fire
Raise 16 families (4 per element), evolving each through 3 stages
Rescue corrupted creatures and bring them home
Hunt for rare Glimmering variants with alternate art

UNCOVER THE ECHOES

Discover scroll fragments hidden throughout each chapter
Piece together the story of the mountain, the dragon, and the voice that watches you
Complete a chapter to awaken Stage 3 evolution for that element
Replay fragments with voiced narration in the Echoes tab

5 ELEMENTAL CHAPTERS TO LIVE THROUGH

Stone Path: Where every Trainer begins
Verdant Forest: Thorned enemies and poisonous blooms
Tidewater Depths: Defensive masters of the deep
Magma Caverns: Relentless fire and magma
Crystal Summit: The ultimate test of strategy

MORE TO DISCOVER

Proving Grounds: Daily arenas with unique battle rules
Trainer Stones: Equippable relics that modify your combat style
Crafting: Combine zone crystals to create new egg types
Trade creatures and items with friends
Compete on World Boss leaderboards

No pay-to-win. Just strategy.

Creature Clash is free to play with optional in-app purchases.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

CYBERWARD

Rating:

4.80

(11)

Version:

1.98.250 Last updated: 2026-05-17

Version code:

885139711

Creation date:

2026-02-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

238.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

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Ranking

# 367,281 ▼ 12,404

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Developed by:

CYBERWARD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/creature-clash-echoes/id6757623642

Website:

https://creatureclashgame.com/

User Reviews

The game is an interesting concept and has some fun mechanics. It’s got some interesting strategy choices with the different creatures you can bring into battle and the abilities they bring. The music and sound effects are decent. However, I feel like it’s missing polish. To start with, you can only pick between a white man (default, with blond hair and blue eyes) or white woman until you go through the initial training. Then you can change to a medium or dark-skinned man or woman, rather than presenting those options at the start. There’s also a lack of visual consistency. UI looks totally different from the environment, which looks different than the creatures. Even the UI isn’t always consistent in appearance. Most visuals are 2D, but some are strangely low-res 3D that clips. This game is marketed towards kids but there’s addictive mechanics like daily rewards or rewards every few hours. Playing takes energy that recharges over time. There’s also the typical large amount of microtransactions to speed things up, get more energy, get better things, etc. You don’t really need any of it to play, but it could be easy for kids to get addicted and spend a lot of money on it. I think with more polish and less addictive mechanics the game would be better. Overall 3/5. Not a bad experience but definitely still needs some work.