Then, when Evolve launched, the reception wasn’t what we expected.
It was like nothing they’d ever played before and watching it happen was like no high we ever felt. There was genuine excitement - real joy - when people played. We worked on it for years and then, suddenly, people got to experience our game, controller in-hand.
But, what we lived for - what was cooler by far - was just seeing people play Evolve for the first time. Yeah, we also had the flashy displays, the giant Goliath statue, all the other things AAA games do to get people excited. Sure, there was the AAA videogame hype surrounding our title. When people first started playing Evolve at those and other conferences, it was magical. Here’s an excerpt from the letter itself: The news of the transition came via a heartfelt letter by Turtle Rock co-founders Chris Ashton and Phil Robb, who talked about the past mistakes that they’ve made with Evolve‘s release and subsequent DLC fiasco. And, it’s also getting gameplay changes and a new progression system.Ī new trailer was dropped to showcase Evolve‘s transition from a paid game to Free-To-Play:
#EVOLVE STAGE 2 FOUNDERS PC#
As of this moment, Evolve will now be a Free-To-Play game on PC with Evolve Stage 2. Turtle Rock Studios, the developer behind Evolve dropped a bombshell news for the 4v1 multiplayer arena monster mashup shooter.
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