Evolve
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Hunt or be hunted in this intense 4v1 asymmetrical shooter set on the savage planet of Shear, pitting four specialized Hunters against one Monster.
Minimum Requirements
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 / AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 / AMD Radeon HD 5770
- RAM: 4 GB
- Storage: 50 GB Available Space
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About Evolve
Evolve is a sci-fi, asymmetrical multiplayer shooter developed by Turtle Rock Studios, the creators behind Left 4 Dead. Set on the hostile planet of Shear, the game features a unique 4v1 premise where a team of four distinct Hunters—divided into Assault, Trapper, Medic, and Support classes—attempts to track and eliminate a single player-controlled Monster. The narrative backdrop focuses on the colonization of Shear and the subsequent evacuation efforts as the local wildlife, led by Monsters like the Goliath and Kraken, fight back against human expansion.
The gameplay loop is a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. The Monster must feed on wildlife to grow stronger and evolve through three stages of power, while the Hunters must utilize their class-specific gadgets to trap and kill the beast before it becomes unstoppable. While the game initially saw a massive surge in popularity due to its innovative concept and competitive potential, it struggled long-term due to balancing issues and a controversial DLC model. However, it retains a cult following, particularly regarding the 'Legacy' version which is still played via peer-to-peer matchmaking by dedicated fans.
From a hardware perspective, Evolve runs on the CryEngine (4th Gen), which is known for rendering lush, dense jungle environments and complex lighting effects. At the time of its release, it was graphically demanding, taxing GPUs with high-quality foliage, shadows, and particle effects. For modern hardware, Evolve is generally easy to run at high frame rates, though the dense vegetation can still cause frame dips on entry-level integrated graphics. To optimize performance without sacrificing the atmosphere, players should prioritize lowering shadow quality and particle detail while keeping texture resolution high.