Evoland

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  • Summary: Evoland is a journey through the history of action/adventure gaming, allowing you to unlock new technologies, gameplay systems and graphic upgrades as you progress through the game. Inspired by many cult series that have left their mark in the RPG video gaming culture, Evoland takes you fromEvoland is a journey through the history of action/adventure gaming, allowing you to unlock new technologies, gameplay systems and graphic upgrades as you progress through the game. Inspired by many cult series that have left their mark in the RPG video gaming culture, Evoland takes you from monochrome to full 3D graphics and from active time battles to real time boss fights, all with plenty of humor and references to many classic games.… Expand
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  1. TouchArcade
    Feb 9, 2015
    80
    It rides hard on the novelty of its gimmick, but when a gimmick is as good as Evoland's, the outcome is still a pretty cool game.
  2. Pocket Gamer UK
    Feb 9, 2015
    50
    Evoland does a wonderful job referencing the RPGs we grew up with, but it neglects to make its core adventure worth playing.

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  1. x519MaLoNeYx
    Jul 24, 2019
    7
    This game is really good. It’s basically the history of video games told through the game’s presentation...the style and mechanics of the gameThis game is really good. It’s basically the history of video games told through the game’s presentation...the style and mechanics of the game changes from very basic early on to represent early video games and as you progress through the game you systematically unlock chests that add a new item/mechanic/style to the game(ie. first chest opened is “left movement” and then “scrolling” then later you get “164 colours” then “mode 7” all the way up to current graphics levels.)
    The game starts looking like a gameboy game n then progresses through a Zelda look n so on. It’s a fantastic idea n it’s pulled off brilliantly. Although there’s no controller support for this game unlike Evoland 2    … Expand