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There are six character types in Evolve: four hunter classes, one monster, and the wildlife (although all wildlife is controlled by AI). All hunters come with a unique damage-dealing gun. Wildlife in ...

The asymmetric gameplay of Turtle Rock's upcoming Evolve can be a bit daunting at first. A squad of four human players must team up to take down a giant monster--also played by a human. With so many ...

Asian games have long promoted the concept of teamwork. Our free-to-play MMORPGs often need group quest runs, or organized raids to take down a boss. We have always played in groups, teams, or guilds, ...

Evolve is now a bit of a misnomer, because it won't be growing and changing ever again. Evolve development halted today, Turtle Rock has announced. "We had huge aspirations for Evolve, and while we ...

Evolve has received a new trailer out of Turtle Rock Studios and publisher 2K. It's a quintet of boom. It follows my big interview with Evolve developer Turtle Rock, in which we discuss the game's ...

Publisher 2K Games has released a new trailer for Evolve that offers the best look yet at Left 4 Dead creator Turtle Rock's forthcoming asymmetric multiplayer shooter. Titled 4v1 Hunt, the video ...

It's hard to believe that 10 years have passed since Turtle Rock's Evolve challenged us to either be the monster or team up ...

The trailer is one 8-minute long showing of Evolve‘s 4v1 combat system. Follow Aaron “Ayesee” Chambers and Chris Ashton from Turtle Rock Studios as they guide you through a match with their own ...

Evolve, Turtle Rock Studios’ multiplayer shooter that pits four players against a giant playable monster, is no longer available for purchase on Steam. The change appears to have been made on the eve ...

Evolve preview: scratching the surface of Turtle Rock's 4v1 monster game At the end of one match, Evolve had me shaking. At the end of five, I was utterly convinced: developer Turtle Rock has managed ...

Which is worse: being ganged up on, or getting left out? Both of these awful situations evoke a 'me against them' mentality, where you're an individual being attacked or excluded by a larger group.