About This Game Evolution II: Fighting for Survival is a real-time action life simulation game. Conquer a world of randomly generated, evolving species. You and competing species eat plants and other organisms to grow and reproduce. Other species offspring randomly mutate. You can design your offspring with advancing parts. Each part can be moved and sized to achieve the best combination of acceleration, top speed, turning ability, reach and attack strength. After you and your family eliminate all the other species, the next level is reached where your family splits and mutates into rival families. As levels increase, the challenge grows as your family split size shrinks. a09c17d780 Title: Evolution II: Fighting for SurvivalGenre: Action, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:LiveItGames LLCPublisher:LiveItGames LLCRelease Date: 12 Feb, 2015 Evolution II: Fighting For Survival Ativador Download [torrent Full] i cant get it to work like it dosent open :(. It seems like a wonderful idea, very spore like but with it's own twist, but as of right now it is unplayable. The controls are clunky, your objective once within the game itself is totally unclear. After fooling with it for a few minutes I noticed the tutorial option, which wound up being four pages of nothing helpful whatsoever. The 'character' creation screen was very confusing as well, and I somehow wound up with three different sets of legs, two of which were non functioning (Wat?) It seems like it has wonderful potential but it needs alot of work. I would like to think that this is an early access game even though it isnt listed as such on Steam. I wouldnt reccomend it unless you're into early access games. I spent three bucks because I hope to see this game get alot of work and progress over time. If Im wrong, Im only out three bucks.. It is not even worth $2.99. It is that terrible. In fact, I'm even surprised it got on Steam. Sure it's fun for 5 minutes but it gets glitchy every time and I'm confused about the gameplay. This is more or less a browser flash game more than a good Steam game.P.S. It gave me cancer. ( \u0361\u00b0 \u035c\u0296 \u0361\u00b0). The game crashes at level 8. 8\/8 would cra. Bottom Line: If you loved Spore like me, then go play Spore... In it's current state, this game is a BIG step backwards. If the Dev feels compelled to make major gameplay changes, it might be worth it down the road. I have not played the first Evolution, but if this is an improvement, avoid it like the measles.Pros: - Body parts can be eaten individually, changing the physics of how creatures move\/behave- Low price ($3.00 I will never get back, but could've been worse)- I was unable to play the game at launch, but the Dev fixed the issue the same dayCons:- Lack of content \/ body parts- Not clear how to encourage evolution down a particular path- Chunky controls (keyboard only?)- Poor sound design \/ no music- Creature designing should be fun (it isn't)- If you take the time to design a creature, your design seems to be lossed upon death- Felt more like a simulation in which nothing I did mattered- Would've gotten more out of my $3 by making dinner with a can of catfood and broken glass. Lame copy of spore with just the cell phase. Avoid it like the plague. the game just isint well made and not fun
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