EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG, the eagerly awaited sequel to the popular game EvoCreo, made its debut on Android platforms last week. The developers at ilmfinity, known for their work on Monster Adventure Games, took to Reddit to address some of the burning questions fans have been asking, while also offering a glimpse into the game's future developments.
Set in the enchanting world of Shoru, EvoCreo2 invites players to immerse themselves in an adventure where they can catch, train, and battle over 300 unique Creo creatures. The game kicks off with players enrolling as recruits at the Shoru Police Academy, tasked with unraveling the mystery behind the sudden disappearances of monsters. As you progress, you'll embark on more than 50 missions, delve into deep secrets, and face formidable opponents in the competitive battle arena.
Answers to the Most-Asked Questions About EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG
First and foremost, multiplayer functionality is on the horizon, though the developers are prioritizing bug fixes and game balance before its introduction. The same goes for controller support and cloud saves; these features are planned but not immediately available.
Regarding shiny Creo rates, the game offers a 0.2% chance of encountering a regular shiny, while the odds of stumbling upon a rare shiny are even slimmer at 0.02%. It's worth noting that starter Creo cannot be shiny.
When it comes to capturing Creo, lowering their HP and inflicting status conditions can increase your success rate. However, capturing rare, high-level, or shiny Creo remains a challenging endeavor.
Looking ahead, the roadmap for EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG is clear. The initial focus will be on refining the game over the first few months. Following that, cloud saves and controller support will be implemented, paving the way for additional story content and, ultimately, the much-anticipated multiplayer mode.
While you wait for these exciting updates, you can dive into the world of EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG, available now on the Google Play Store.
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