Black & White

First Released Mar 26, 2001
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Black & White was one of the most highly anticipated games of 2001. A little under a year later, the official expansion pack, Black & White: Creature Isle has hit ...

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Our zone of influence finally reaches an enemy village. The easiest way to take it is by making the villagers fear you, like in this clip.

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After the enemy wolf wins the fight, the ally turtle immediately seeks vengeance.

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Creature fight, round 1: The wolf engages the cow in immortal combat.

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The water spell is cast over some dirty villagers to wash them off. We like clean worshipers.

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This clip shows some of the early character animation from Black & White.

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