Yes, it's made of those square plates with a non-osseous joint in the middle, I think their name was "tablets" or something like that.
And notice the guy doesn't even have eyes, the fake red glowing eyes are just a couple of those "heycorn" parts.

BTW, malson means "nightmare" in my language. I think it fits him perfectly, just imagine this guy slowly crawling out from under your bed while you're asleep.

Wrong topic, Grazony.

I'm gonna send this Omnibulge to punish you.

Where's your God now?

Cute & Creepy

Aaaaand... 4 more, each in a different style!
I'm still having some trouble with textures, so everything will look way better in you game than here.

Sonark

Its head acts as a resonance chamber, allowing it to sing better (and louder) than other creatures.


Tenebret

Evil henchmen summoned by dark mages trying to rule the galaxy. Kinda like my old Umbra, but weaker and a bit retarded (on the other hand, they're cheaper and can be summoned en masse).


Kaomani

According to their legends, the gods shaped the Kaomani from reddish clay, and baked them under the sun of the desert before filling their empty heads with the water of life. A ceramic race.


Mostacchio

Although looking at him might suggest otherwise, the Great Mostacchio is actually the all-powerful ruler of a galactic spice-smuggling mafia.

Oh, didn't remember about April fools... We don't do it in April in my country, so (this user, who's not that precious) forgot about it...
TY Yuu!

Bowngbowng

I love the way this guy animates in the editor... It walks around on its knuckles like a gorilla, but if you add anything to the arms (like a few horns to make big claws) it'll start hopping like a kangaroo.


Bowngbowng is actually composed of only 2 vertebrae and a huge, complex arm that acts as its skeleton... In fact, the entire visible surface of the creature is the arm.
I've been using this technique on most of my creations, and I've ended up writing a small tutorial about it. It's in Spanish (my 2nd language) but the pictures are pretty self-explanatory, or so I think. I call it the "limb volume" or "arm-critter" technique, and it's actually very easy once you get a bit of practice.
Here's a link to it: http://foro.capitalsim.net/viewtopic.php?f=169&t=20689
In case anybody wants me to translate the tutorial, please let me know.

Indeed, I was originally making a Caterpie, but some problems (the inability to paint the head thingy red) made me re-think of it as "just a caterpillar". I'll keep trying.

BTW, same technique:

Nice coincidence, I actually took these ideas from Neuromancer, Shadowrun (pre-4th) riggers & deckers, and some 80s/90s movie which name I can't recall now (it was about this "direct brain-to-brain pseudo-sexual connection" through a biological device that kinda looked like an intestine, I think it was connected to a hole in the lower back... In case anybody else finds the name, tell me).

A few more creatures:

Flechette


A generic enemy... I think the teeth make it look aggressive.
Requires: C&C, Exoskeleton Limbs


IHM

Another disembodied brain, but this time on top of its own small robotic body!
Requires: C&C, Mecha Parts


Yumn
A race that mostly use Augmented Reality to interact with their technology. The "tail" in the back of the head is a connector for private wired interfaces (vehicles, direct brain-to-brain pseudo-sexual connection etc).

Requires: C&C, Mecha Parts
<- PNG phail

And we'll end with something cute:
Wix
A hard-working race found in many empires' starports. Seems like they can't live without being continuously busy.
Nobody knows why, but the stripes and whirls on their skins seem to change colour depending on their jobs. Also, nobody has been able to understand their weird language (or find a bilingual Wix for that matter), so captains must interact with them via simple gestures.

Requires: C&C