EvoCreo is finally back! New designs for the starter quartet are really cool. Graphics have definitely evolved in a positive way compared to the first game. The new battle mechanics are really interesting too. Getting through the first few right now but so far it’s exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Looking forward to finishing […]
Reviews for EvoCreo 2: Turn-Based RPG
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Loving this game! I bought stuff right away like the first two packs and a few rare summons. Edit: Purchases made pertain to only one save file and as of right now can not be applied or bought for any others. The devs are working to fix this and are great at replying right away […]
It’s very nostalgic for me, reminding me of the earliest days of Pokémon. Yeah, there are some initial launch bugs, but from such a small development team I’m impressed with what they’ve done. Also their custom relations person is killing it and it’s evident they are fixing bugs as fast as they can. I think […]
The EvoCreo game I remember was great ✨ This sequel, up to this point, has been incredible, the new creos, the story, the arenas, the gameplay, the attacks, everything has been great!!! I love it and I am looking forward to how the story plays out! I want my creos to be destructive and powerful. […]
Actually, I’ve been waiting for this game for quite a while. When I downloaded and played it for the first time, I saw the difference where evocreo 2 is quite challenging compared to evocreo 1. However, evocreo 2 is really fun because there are many new and interesting creos to catch and use. Not to […]
The game mechanics is really good, I like that they keep a lot of things from the first game, also the 4 Creo choise is pretty good too, even tho they can’t have different element evolutions, I hope there will me other Creos with those capabilities. Talking about the art of the game, it looks […]
This game is a fun monster catching game that will probably appeal to anyone who likes the older pokemon games. I actually like the energy system a lot better than Pokemons pp system, as well as the way move slots work. That said trait descriptions are often truncated so you can’t read the full description. […]
I grew up playing the first game, and being able to finally play its sequel was awesome. I’m not far into the game now, but I enjoy the melding of old and new Creo in the environment, and the plot is pretty simple but effective. I do hope that the beta idea of transferring Creo […]
It’s an okay game. I still haven’t finished it but first impression it feels like it was made for young kids. The plot, interactions, humor, and world building are simple. The game runs smooth. The only thing I hate the most is that character feels so slow to move around even while riding a creo. […]
It’s a very good game so far, but I’ve found a bug, I accidentally clicked twice when going into the PC to change my creos. Ever since I did that I can no longer move any of my creos and can’t withdraw them. (Edit, thank you devs for fixing the bug so quickly and effectively […]
I played the first game and loved it. Unlike Pokémon, it really adds a challenge to every battle. Most monsters are creative and have cool designs. Shinies are a little easier to get and add fun to normal encounters. The $5 is worth the game!! $60 + for a Pokémon game, and you have this… […]
Overall, the game is a massive step-up from the orginal, and the orginal was still good in its own right. The main thing is that the environments feel way more lively with greater attention to detail. The story is also just as interesting and the fights feels way more dynamic with the addition of energy. […]
Enjoyable game with fun mechanics that are easy to figure out. Good story with lots of side quests to do! That being said, the matches are very easy–every Creo learns a HP-restoring move fairly quickly, but I have yet to see a single enemy use one. This makes it very easy to whittle down opponents […]
very fun game. Balancing is a little off in some places. easy to get “off the trail” and overwhelmed by the levels of wild creo or trainers but very fun. Everything I Enjoyed from the first game and more. wish you didn’t have to travel to train travel moves, that is kind of frustrating. even […]
Great game. I love it. Just a few complaints, some of the moves don’t have descriptions. The game could also use some quality of life improvements, like giving to option to swim when you are riding a creo without having to dismount, or making the skills like dive activatable just by using the action button. […]
So a lot of the items are terribly paced. Some creo lack abilities that I feel they should be able to have. This makes things very frustrating if you want to do certain actions or have certain creo on your team. Aside from that, this game is super fun and wonderful. The story is good, […]
This game is definitely a step up from the first one. The battle system seems much more fluid but I do wish the battles were a little quicker paced. I haven’t noticed any bugs so far and the UI is pretty straightforward. The only thing I would gripe on is the background as you walk […]
100% on the story and making progress on side missions. Great balance and grinding is not long and tedious. the game flows fairly well, having a great balance in collecting, exploring, side quests, and main quests. It has a much better combat system than other monster catching games. With 7 possible attack slots and interchanging […]
Love the evolution cut scenes and new designs. I love that in the Creo bio you can see when it evolves and how the next stage looks like and the cropedia(for the same reason). This way I don’t have to waste my time on a Creo I might not like. In the cropedia it’s hard […]
pretty good game, good comparison to some other games of this genre that have been around a lot longer. big pay wall though, with the “Shop” I just discovered. I’m already at a roadblock on the first mission for the mayor, and I’m getting screwed endlessly, makes me not even want to try to play […]