I hear from the TA Forum that there are some Creos suitable for riding, so maybe that will save the poor pixelated girl from a few concussions. I found that the foliage had large invisible borders that I smacked poor Evoker Mallary into like crazy.
Walking, itself, was its own unique challenge for me. The paths are rightfully set up in a bit of a maze, but I found pathfinding to be something of an estimation in EvoCreo. There were only a handful of things that bothered me and they were mostly just a product of my Nintendo prejudice. You’ll eventually find your way and feel like a freaking genius when you do, but this is a game that will take up a good 40 hours of your life, so be prepared to get turned around more than once. There is more of an open-world, helplessly lost feeling to EvoCreo. It doesn’t have the tutorials, mini-quests and flashy graphics of Micromon. Micromon is the X & Y while EvoCreo is the Diamond & Pearl. If you’ve invested the last several months of your life into playing Micromon, you might not be pleased with what you find here. Open-minded pre-X & Y fans will have no problem acclimating, while close-minded, Pokemon-haters shouldn’t even be allowed near technology. The monsters are strange the battles are strange nothing is shiny. It is the Creos, themselves, that are the difference. Basic gameplay is similar: you walk through grassy and rocky landscapes, have random encounters with Creos, meet and fight fellow Evokers, and battle at arenas for cash and glory. But don’t expect it to be an exact facsimile right off the bat. Can I compare it to Pokemon? Sure! If you are sad about not having an easily accessible Nintendo emulator on iOS and dearly miss your 90s-style pixelated Pokemon, give this game a shot. You go see your mom and she is pretty much pushing you out the door, so it’s either relatively safe out there in the wild or you are a crappy kid and she never liked you anyway.You wander into the meadows of Zenith and learn your lessons the hard way, because winners don’t need tutorials.Īfter putting a few hours into the game, I am hesitant to slap too many comparisons on it. So, there you are: some kid who was suddenly thrust into this life changing and dangerous task because your dad just can’t seem to stay out of trouble.
These creatures also have the strange and magical ability to evolve into a way cooler version of its adorable baby version. Each Creo will have the same total number of stat points, but the way the points are spread out will vary based on the type of Creo. But wait! It’s dangerous to go alone! You will get a choice between three pets (Creos) to adopt and drag along behind you. The game starts off by letting you know that you are a daring and precocious youth, whose father has wandered off and it is up to you to collect him. The main currency that you can buy with real money is Gems (although they are also found throughout the game) and they are used to purchase customized characters and summoning better quality monster- shaped gladiators.
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The final release has 130 monsters with at least one content update planned and more updates possible and has been ported to OUYA (out now), iOS (out now) and Android (coming soon) with plans to implement and perfect online multiplayer features very soon.ĮvoCreo has in-app purchases, but they are not at all vital to gameplay just a nice nod to the developers if you end up having fun hanging out in the neat little world they designed for you. The project blossomed into something more awesome and more complicated than lead designer- Ebrahim Behbahani had envisioned during the planning stages way back in 2011. The project has been a dream in the making for this small team of developers since the beginning of 2012. From its patches of vigorously shaking bushes to the impromptu destruction of random children’s precious pets, EvoCreo might leave you feeling a little nostalgic. The game features a world that fans of a certain wildly popular Nintendo game will jive with pretty quickly. The official iOS release of Kickstarter-funded monster-training RPG- EvoCreo ($2.99) from brand new development company Ilmfinity LLC has finally come to pass.
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