Yeah I die easily as a hunter and its very difficult to defend. But it has good graphics and mode.

Oddly, all the problems that I have with " Evolve " are not the problems that I anticipated. The network performance, whilst not blazing, is more than adequate on Xbox One. And with plenty of maps, monsters and modes, Evolve isn't quite the one-trick pony that many assumed it might be.

The dlc card that came with it was used 5 months ago, what are you trying to pull man? This is just a higher price put on the regular game.

This is a great game! If you don't have it get it! Very fun to play! Check some of my gameplay out on YouTube search for Gaming with Mr MONSTER.

Beautiful as Evolve is, looks alone can't make a game. The skeleton of a better game is visible just beneath the surface, but numerous glaring imbalances and questionable design choices ensure that there's sadly little meat left on these bones.

First person shooter with the ability to play Primary hunter, trapper, support, or medic (party alone or with friends) OR you can be the monster. If you are the monster- sneak, grow, kill the hunting party, meet your objective. Party player- kill the monster, serve your purpose.

Challenging; Multiplayer

Not My Thing

It's not unfair to say that Left 4 Dead was a little unfinished upon its release, a fact rectified by the sudden turnaround of Left 4 Dead 2, a game that a lot of people wanted to boycott but couldn't

Incredibly atmospheric; Diverse player characters; Evacuation Mode

Needs more game modes; Balancing issues; Character development feels restrictive

Like many children, I was afraid of the mythical monster under the bed, but in time, this nightmare fodder gained a face and a name. It was the Sasquatch, a creature I came to fear when watching a cheap television film late at night which demonized the fictitious (or is it?!) beast.

Battles are vicious and intense; Every role is useful and fun; Fantastic audio enhances the unsettling atmosphere; Vertical maps and other variables keep the combat fresh

Hunts can get boring if they stretch on for too long; Evacuation map gimmicks don't always feel properly balanced

First person shooter with the ability to play Primary hunter, trapper, support, or medic (party alone or with friends) OR you can be the monster. If you are the monster- sneak, grow, kill the hunting party, meet your objective. Party player- kill the monster, serve your purpose.

Challenging; Multiplayer

Not My Thing

A great idea in theory, but in practise the novelty wears out extremely quickly, with a serious lack of variety in game modes, maps, and tactics.

Impressive variety in character and monster abilities, all of which seem well balanced; When you get a good match going, with experienced players, there's nothing quite like it

A lack of variety in tactics, and game mode and map diversity, means the action gets very repetitive very quickly; Flawed third person controls and hunter tracking