Creature Feature (Chill)

Creature Feature is a supplement published by Pacesetter in 1986 for the horror fantasy role-playing game "Chill".
Publication history.
"Creature Feature" was written by Mark Acres with Troy Denning and Stephen D. Sullivan, and was published by Pacesetter in 1986 as a 96-page book.
Contents.
"Creature Feature" provides rules for players to create characters based on classic monsters (vampires, mummies, ghosts and werewolves).The book includes more detailed combat rules, new skills, and character sheet forms for all sorts of PC monsters.
In the 2014 book "Designers & Dragons: The '80s", author Shannon Appelcline commented that one "late product from [Pacesetter] was "Creature Feature" (1986), a supplement for "Chill" that let players take on the role of monsters. It predated Stellar Games' "Nightlife" (1990) and White Wolf's "" (1991) by years, and may well have been the first release in the urban-monster genre of RPGs — though the general concept of monsters as PCs dated back to at least Metagaming's "Monsters! Monsters!" (1976)."
Reception.
In the December 1988 edition of "Dragon" (Issue 140), Jim Bambra noted that Pacesetter had recently run into financial problems, and that this book lacked "the graphic quality or refined presentation of the finer "Chill" supplements." He did find that the book "does have an oddly redeeming appeal", although the replay value of players playing monsters would be "negligible". As a result, he concluded that ""Creature Feature" will not be of use to most GMs, but students of the hobby may find it interesting for a brief diversion or as a curiosity."