EVOLAND 3 PLANS SERIES
You'll find elements pulled from series like Final Fantasy, The Legend of Zelda, and even a bit of Diablo. The game doesn't cover the entirety of gaming history, but instead focuses on just a few types of experiences, mostly role playing games. That success led the team at Shiro to realize that they might have an idea worth fleshing out into something bigger. The original browser version of Evoland racked up more than 300,000 plays in just a few months. "Instead of doing a game where players can make things evolve, we thought that having the game itself evolve as you played would be a far more original approach," Shiro Games CEO Sebastien Vidal explains. For Ludum Dare 24 that theme was evolution. Essentially you're playing through the modern history of games, going from an 8-bit black-and-white world all the way to detailed 3D - you'll even have to unlock modern conveniences like the ability to save.Įvoland started its life at the Ludum Dare game jam, an online contest where developers attempt to build a game around a particular theme in just 48 hours.
But as you play, you'll not only unlock new items and abilities like in most games, but also new features that bring Evoland closer to the present.
The pixelated visuals are lacking in color, and there isn't even any sound - it's like an original GameBoy game blown up to the size of your monitor. When you first start playing Evoland, it doesn't look all that impressive.
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