Game Information
Overall Rank: 858
Average Rating: 4/5
# of Ratings: 2
US Release Date: 04/04/2013
Platform: PC (Steam)
Genres: Action (Action/Adventure), Role Playing (RPG) (Turn-Based RPG)
Multiplayer: No
Developer: Shiro Games
Publisher: Shiro Games
Synopsis: Play through the history of action/adventure games - from days of monochrome walking through fully 3D environments. Battle in classic turn-based RPG or attack in real-time - plus there are plenty of references to classic games to be found throughout your adventure.
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Rating of
4/5
A Fun Look Back for the RPG Fan
Chris Kavan - wrote on 06/22/2014
The idea behind Evoland is so simple, yet so effective, it's amazing someone hadn't thought of it before. It's essentially a game that takes you through a brief history of the way we play RPGs - from Dragon Quest and Zelda through Diablo - and so many in between. Though the game is relatively short - it's still a very fun way to pass a few hours of your life as both the references and humor make things more than worth it.
Presentation: The game does great in this department. Pretty much you collect various treasure chests throughout the game that change the look of things - from 2D battles to 3D exploration - health bars, inventory, extra party members - you run the gamut from classic 16-bit days up to modern hack n slash developments. It's a great way to get a brief history lesson in …
Rating of
4/5
A Brief History of Our Times.
Nelson Schneider - wrote on 01/10/2014
“Evoland” was originally created by French Indie developer, Shiro Games, in less than 48 hours as part of the 2012 Ludum Dare competition, which it won. After refining this rough project and adding a few coats of polish, Shiro Games put it up for sale via digital distribution while leaving the original Ludum Dare version, now known as “Evoland Classic” up for free in-browser play. With the Ludum Dare 2012 theme only requiring that competing games somehow relate to evolution, “Evoland” ran with a rather meta, introspective take on the concept by looking at the evolution of videogames themselves. Specifically, “Evoland” provides us with a lighthearted look at the long trail of action/adventure games and RPGs, all rolled into one (which is fitting, considering the extent to …
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