EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG, the much-anticipated sequel to the popular game EvoCreo, made its debut on Android last week. The game's developers, ilmfinity, known for their work on Monster Adventure Games, took to Reddit to address the community's most pressing questions and provide a glimpse into the game's future developments.
Set in the vibrant world of Shoru, EvoCreo2 invites players to embark on a thrilling journey. As a new recruit in the Shoru Police Academy, you'll dive into a captivating storyline that revolves around solving the mysterious disappearance of monsters. Your adventure will involve catching, training, and battling with over 300 unique Creo, completing more than 50 missions, uncovering hidden secrets, and competing against formidable opponents in the battle arena.
One of the top queries from the community concerns multiplayer functionality. The developers have confirmed that multiplayer is on the roadmap but won't be available immediately. Their priority is to focus on bug fixes and game balancing before introducing multiplayer. Similarly, controller support and cloud saves are planned features that will be added in the future.
Players have also been curious about the chances of encountering shiny Creo. The odds stand at a 0.2% chance for regular shinies and a mere 0.02% for rare shinies. Notably, starter Creo cannot be shiny.
When it comes to capturing Creo, several factors affect the success rate. Lowering a Creo's HP and inflicting status conditions can increase your chances, though rare, high-level, and shiny Creo are inherently more challenging to catch.
Looking ahead, the roadmap for EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG is clear. The initial months will be dedicated to refining the game experience. Following this, cloud saves and controller support will be introduced, paving the way for additional story content and, ultimately, the long-awaited multiplayer feature.
While waiting for these exciting updates, you can dive into EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG, available now on the Google Play Store.
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