For those who purchased it, all of the content that you previously had will still exist and you will also be rewarded with special founders exclusives and free content in the future (on top of some new players to actually play with).įor a product to alter its financial structure from one of the worst possible examples in gaming to the best, its just so… impressive.
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This will presumably change as the game develops and they introduce micro-transactions, but as of right now the game is completely free. Evolve at this point in time can’t even be considered a pay-to-play game because there is no actual way to spend real money on it. A game that, as it turns out, is an absolutely invigorating breath of fresh air. The developers needed to do something big to save this title and to their absolute credit they are well on their way to achieving it. The problem was that the creators seemed to be focusing more on how they could sell future content and offer content packages before ever ensuring that the base game was properly balanced, replayable and offered enough content to players for their initial investment. The game was fun, it was polished, it felt exciting to play and it offered an experience of asymmetrical combat that was novel to many players. Not so much about the quality of the game itself but by its financial structures. When the game first launched in February of 2015 it was met with some criticisms.
The monster’s job was inverse – it had to evade, evolve itself to become more powerful and return to devastate the hunters by eliminating them or destroying their power supply.
The hunters job was in the name, they hunted the monster, trapped and killed it and had to work cooperatively and utilise each of their differing class strengths in order to succeed. What was Evolve and why did it need to change?Įvolve was (is?) an asymmetrical, multiplayer shooter that pit 4 hunters up against 1 monster, all player controlled.
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