In a post on the developer's announcement message, a community manager added that Turtle Rock expects to launch the overhaul on console following the end of the PC beta. Update: Publisher 2K told Polygon that they have nothing more to add on a console release for Stage 2. Then, read our review on the first stage of the monster-hunting shooter from February 2015. No mention was made of the console versions, which are still up for sale on the PlayStation Store and Xbox Live.įor a peek at the changes, check out the launch trailer below. Turtle Rock Studios also promised "gifts, rewards and special access" to longtime Evolve players.
Those who spent money on DLC and the full, $39.99 release of Evolve prior to Stage 2 will be able to carry over the content they already own.
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The pair referenced the criticism received due to the game's pricy downloadable content, adding several maps and hunters to the game despite earlier promises that these would be added for free. Fin d'Evolve, pas de Stage 2 sur console Meilleures offres Fnac Marketplace ONE 3.77 Fnac Marketplace PS4 4.23 Fnac Marketplace PS4 7.99 Rakuten ONE 9.50 Fnac Marketplace PC 15.19. This will bring a lot of changes, most of which are made to better move the game to a. There was also disappointment - for players and for us." Starting today, the Evolve: Stage 2 is going live on PC in beta form. "When Evolve launched, the reception wasn't what we expected," they wrote on the developer's website. Last night, Chris Ashton and Phil Robb of Turtle Rock explained why Evolve has gone back into beta more than a year after the game hit retail.
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This update completely reworked many of the games core features and changed it for the better. Many old-school Evolve fans were excited for the release of Title Update 9 (eventually called Stage 2).
Console players will have to wait their turn for some time to check out the. Dylan Rushbury started this petition to 2k. The user interface, various bugs and the game's overall performance will also be tweaked during the beta phase, according to the developer. Those on PC who are curious about how different Evolve Stage 2 is from its retail predecessor can download the beta now. It launches with much of this content today, and Turtle Rock Studios will continue to release content updates over the next few months, the co-founders said in a post about the re-release. Included in Stage 2 are several new modes, characters, maps, unlockables and more. Developer Turtle Rock Studios has relaunched the game as Evolve Stage 2, a free-to-play Windows PC game that will enter beta testing later today. Following yesterday's removal, Evolve is back on Steam with a new name and a new price: free.
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