(Primeiras impressões de Evolve)

Evolve is an asymmetrical first-person shooter video game developed by Turtle Rock Studios, published by 2K Games and distributed by Take-Two Interactive. The game was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on February 10, 2015.


Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63BJB9bECB0


Gameplay:
Evolve is an asymmetrical multiplayer game, pitting four player-controlled Hunters against one alien Monster, controlled by a fifth player. The Hunters are tasked with killing the Monster; while the Monster must either kill all four Hunters, or complete a secondary objective such as destroying a human base or power plant. The game features a variety of maps, one of which being a large jungle, with some industrial elements where players can take shelter.
Both Hunters and Monsters can use unique abilities during the game. The Monster player can kill other smaller creatures to evolve and become stronger by entering a cocoon stage, leaving itself vulnerable for a short duration. There are various power-ups that both Hunters and Monsters can obtain by killing the local wildlife. The wildlife can also attack and slow down either side.
The Hunters' team is always made up of one player from each of four classes: a trapper, a support, a medic, and an assault class. Each class will contain a variety of different Hunters with different abilities and play-styles. The Monster player will also be able to choose from a variety of monsters; so far, only four of these monsters have been revealed, including "Goliath", "Kraken", "Wraith" and "Behemoth".

Game modes

Hunt

The Hunters must kill the Monster before it can destroy the power relay located in the map. The Monster must reach stage 3 in order to destroy the relay, though it can also opt to kill all of the Hunters to finish the match.

Nest

Six Monster eggs are located in random locations on the map. The Monster must protect them from the Hunters for 18 minutes, and can hatch one of the eggs to spawn a minion to help it. The Hunters must destroy all six eggs, as well as any minions, within the time limit to win.

Rescue

Injured colonists trying to escape the Monsters are placed randomly on the map. Hunters need to locate, revive and protect them as they make their escape. The monster needs to kill as many of these colonists as possible and keep them from getting away. Whoever saves—or kills—five colonists first wins.

Defend

A starship's refueling station comes under the assault of a player-controlled fully evolved monster and smaller Goliath minions. The hunters must stop the monster from causing a catastrophic accident by protecting the power generators until the ship is fully powered, while the monster must destroy two generators to reach the ship's power source.

Arena

The hunters and the Monster must attempt to eliminate each other's when they are trapped in a dome. Once the monster, or the hunters are defeated, round two will occur and the dome will move to another location in the same map. It was added to the game on May 26, 2015 as a free update.

Evolve provides two different structures to these game modes: Quick Play, which enables single matches; and Evacuation, which serves as a five-match multiplayer story mode. In Evacuation, each subsequent match gives the winning side an advantage in the next map (such as a destroyed power plant releasing toxic gas the monster is immune to or a saved one powering autonomous turrets to assist the hunters), ending with a Defend match.
Normally, five players play in a standard round of Evolve, with four Hunters fighting one Monster. But playing with less than five players, including single player, is possible in all modes due to implementation of computer-controlled bots. These bots can control up to four of the protagonists, allowing one to five players in any game mode. However, there is no single-player only campaign.