It’s you, a clearly defined gauntlet to the end and numerous obstacles along the way. It’s a game that doesn’t require any knowledge of the previous title in this growing series. Its visuals may run a gauntlet of nostalgia and more modern-day artistic flair, but Evoland II is a hell of a package. Evoland II then, deserves plenty of support for not sticking to any single genre, but rather… all of them. You should support games which translate the good ol’ genres of fighting, action and puzzles to a mobile flatscreen. Dropping enough money to purchase a cup of decent coffee on a finely-crafted interactive experience? Preposterous! Get the f*** outta here with your revolutionary ideas of actually paying for games that don’t support themselves with endless microtransactions aimed at mobile whales! The sad fact is, we seldom want to pay them.
Model devices such as the iPad have unlocked a world of potential within video game development, helping to usher in a new platform that can easily support any and all genres. A couple of years ago, I would have never imagined that the most powerful computer in my room was an Apple-branded tablet that was almost as thin as a Parisian model.
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