Turtle Rock the makers of left 4 dead New co-op shooter Evolve

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Game is now Free to Play

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/07/07/evolve-relauches-as-a-free-to-play-game

 

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Evolve player count jumps 20,000% after going free-to-play

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Evolve's "Stage 2" err...evolution appears to have given the monster-hunting multiplayer a second lease on life after going free-to-play this week...
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Evolve event brings a month of updates starting with new medic Quantum Caira



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Evolve Stage 2 is kicking off a month of content updates in an event called Shear Madness, starting from today. Over the space of five weeks,...
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EP Daily Rundown for October 26, 2016

Today in the Rundown, we discuss the current state of Nintendo as they're getting ready to launch the new system the Switch. We also have new details on the Uncharted movie, some bad news for fans of the monstrous multiplayer gameEvolve, new intel on Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, the latest from Apple and Microsoft, and finally, some a troubling announcement from Fallout publisher Bethesda Softworks.

The monstrous multiplayer game Evolve might be on the verge of extinction. Developer Turtle Rock Studios has announced that they’re ending support for their 4v1 online game less than two years after it was released. That means there will be no more updates or patches, and no more new characters, weapons, or maps. Developers typically end support for online games when they move onto other projects or when players lose interest. Earlier this year, they shifted Evolve over to a free-to-play model, which many saw as a bid to drive up the game’s dwindling number of players. The good news is that Evolve will still be playable on the PC and consoles… at least for now. In a statement, publisher 2K Games says that the “servers will remain online for the foreseeable future,” although they didn’t say how long that foreseeable future will be


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"Today is the last day that Turtle Rock Studios can work on Evolve" say founders

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Turtle Rock have announced that they are to stop supporting asymmetric team shooter Evolve. This doesn't mean the servers are shutting down - they...
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