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Turtle Rock Says Goodbye To Evolve
Evolve, the team based shooter released in 2015 received a mixed response from the fans, and went free to play this year in the form of Evolve: Stage 2. Now, it seems that the future of the game is unknown as the devs, Turtle Rock announced that “unfortunately today is the last day that Turtle Rock Studios can work on Evolve”. The rest of the announcement is pretty vague, and doesn’t provide any information about whether the game is being shut down or sold or being handed to someone else. Neither does it go into the depth regarding the reason behind the devs’ leaving the game. However, one certain thing is that Turtle Rock, the team who created the game will no longer work on the game. The game’s community manager, Shane Kali Meyer offers some detail in response to a fan ...
New Patch For Evolve Announced
Developer Turtle Rock Studios has revealed that they plan to bring out a new, balance oriented patch for their monster-hunting game Evolve. Patch 1.3, is out now for PC and would be coming to Xbox One and PS4 next week and it makes various changes to the game’s Monsters and Hunters with the overall aim of creating a better-balanced experience. Specifically, Evolve 1.3 reduces the Wraith’s Warp speed by 25 percent, which should make her “less bursty,” Turtle Rock explains. Another amend is that DPS for Hyde’s Toxic Grenade has been increased by 50 percent. This was done to make it a more effective area of denial weapon while simultaneously making it “less spammy.” The full Evolve 1.3 Patch Notes, courtesy of Turtle Rock, are below. Evolve 1.3...
Sign-Ups Now Available for Evolve’s Alpha
Sign-ups are now available for an upcoming alpha test of cooperative monster-hunting shooter Evolve, developer Turtle Rock announced today. You can visit the official Evolve site right now and fill out the registration form for your chance to play to the game prior to its launch later this year. You’ll have to own a PC capable of playing the game–sorry, console owners–have a Steam account (which is free if you don’t already have one), and agree not to disclose anything about your experience with the game. You’ll also need a password–“happyhunting” without the quotes–which Turtle Rock community manager Jess Damerst shared on Twitter, along with the referral code “JoinTheHunt” that you should enter during registration. Gamers ...
Kraken – Evolve’s New Monster
Evolve has been generating right noises from the initial announcements. One thing that which seemed amiss was the Goliath monster, which essentially seemed like a larger version of the Tank from Left 4 Dead. It’s a natural point of inspiration, given that Turtle Rock Studios teamed up with Valve to develop that game, and therefore a good starting point, but it just wasn’t distinct enough, and quite a tame design for a beast. Thankfully, with the announcement of a new monster in the form of the Kraken, Turtle Rock has managed to create something quite unique and very exciting. It’s not an entirely new idea for a creature – it’s a Lovecraftian beast, with strong ties to Cthulu – but it’s something that hasn’t really been done in this medium before, and shows that they’re going beyond standar...