i had to use my other laptop to play because my dell laptop d630 didn't meet minimum requirements but after i got it to work for my toshiba laptop it was great! it didn't freeze nor skip

This is what you get when you allow greed to run unchecked. And 2K GAMES is an insistent and repeat offender of such abhorable tactics. This is not a game. It is DLC-pushing scheme that will not end before the complete game (which one should expect be getting after sliding over $70!

This game is only worth the value of the box and manual, the game went free to play about a year ago, and purchasing the game does not have any benefits in game. The game itself is okay, but they have moved to a micro transaction free to play model, which is something I personally despise in a game.

You can literally finish a game mode and the game redirectypu to the menu, and it will clear your saved game, but wait your game doesnt save your last progression or after each game which means the game doesn't save at all making you start from the beginning with adjusting the brightness, screen...

Still a great game so far, trying to level characters up and monsters great fun, dont care for dlc and playing the game hasnt been a task, 1 problem I have had was the cursor from the menu stayed on my screen while in game, recent patch sorted it not had any crashes or other issues so a well built...

With a dedicated group of five all playing on headsets yelling for help and trading turns as the monster, Evolve provides a multiplayer experience that could easily fight for a spot at the top.

Requires communicative groups; long matchmaking and loading times

In sporadic bursts, Evolve can be outstanding. But its design depends upon uniting players of idealistically equivalent skill levels, and it struggles to consistently do so. The game's gated progression system is superfluous and, at times, actively harmful to positive team-play.

Evolve incumple con las expectativas generadas y plantea la dicotomía de si se puede hacer un multijugador competitivo en el que no se comentan los mismos errores de siempre. Falta de ritmo, acciones repetitivas y ausencia narrativa empañan un juego que podría haber sido de lo mejor para esta...

El apartado técnico está a la altura; Se agradece que sea una propuesta diferente; Si tus compañeros saben lo que se hacen; el juego es divertido; Lo bots del offline son bastante competentes

Poca variedad de acciones y trasfondo; Escenarios repetitivos; Sin sensación de progresión y recompensa; Precio muy elevado para lo que ofrece en realidad

I used to work with a guy that was pretty funny. Sometimes when he was talking to someone about say, a movie, he would listen to their opinion, good or bad and then he would bring up points to the contrary until he had convinced them to do a 180 degree flip.

Great graphics; tense team based gameplay; solo offline gameplay with bots; variety of characters with unique skills; huge powerful bioengineered Monsters; several game modes

Repetitive gameplay at its core may cause early burnout; grinding required to unlock other characters; overload of pre order and add on options

"The jungle was wide and full of twitterings, rustlings, murmurs, and sighs. Suddenly it all ceased, as if someone had shut a door. Silence. A sound of thunder." – Ray Bradbury, A Sound of Thunder At its very best, Turtle Rock Studios' Evolve channels Bradbury's time-traveling story about profoundly...

The hunter classes perfectly complement each other; There's a truly distinct thrill to taking on the monster with friends

Awkward control and perspective hurt the sense of scale when playing as the monster; Progression system for leveling and unlocking characters feels like a hindrance