EvoCreo 2
Ilmfinity Studios · 2026 · RPG, Creature Collector, Pixel Graphics, 2D, Turn-Based Combat
PC
Very Positive88% · 58
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About EvoCreo 2
Step into the world of Shoru, a land inhabited by powerful creatures known as Creo. These monsters have existed for millennia—yet their origins remain shrouded in mystery. Will you be the one to uncover the truth?Begin your journey as a new cadet in the Shoru Police Academy. Mysterious disappearances of Creo are sweeping the land—but this is just the beginning. As you investigate, you’ll uncover hidden plots and ancient secrets. Explore the continent of Shoru along the way with over 50 missions that expand the world and its lore.With over 300 unique Creo to discover and capture, the possibilities are endless. Assemble powerful teams, experiment with synergies, and find your favorite combinations. Each Creo comes in multiple color variations—hunt them down and make your collection truly one of a kind. Whether you prefer brute strength, tactical control, or status effects, there’s a Creo to match every strategy.Discover a beautifully crafted pixel-art world with over 30 hours of offline gameplay. From hidden caves to bustling cities, Shoru is filled with secrets, rare Creo, and unique encounters.Customize your Creo with over 100 traits, equippable items, and 200+ unique moves that can be swapped at any time. Whether you're preparing for a boss fight or PvP battle, tailor your strategy to suit every challenge.Compete against players in Online Ranked Battles \, or challenge your friends to casual matches. Prefer to play solo? You can experience the full adventure completely offline.Face down powerful Evokers across Shoru and rise through the ranks to conquer the Coliseum. Only the best will earn the title of Evoking Master.
• 30+ hours of offline story-driven gameplay
• Over 300 Creo to capture, train, and evolve
• No level caps on your monsters
• Deep battle mechanics with hundreds of moves and traits
• Competitive online battles and ranked matchmaking \
• Fully offline-capable — no internet required
• Multiple color variants for every Creo
• 30+ hours of offline story-driven gameplay
• Over 300 Creo to capture, train, and evolve
• No level caps on your monsters
• Deep battle mechanics with hundreds of moves and traits
• Competitive online battles and ranked matchmaking \
• Fully offline-capable — no internet required
• Multiple color variants for every Creo
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
You know playing the second game for this franchise I honestly thought this was gonna be it. It wasn't like the janky, slow and just made for mobile game like the first EvoCreo was... but after a while of going through the story and getting every single ♥♥♥♥♥♥ form of a Creo that the game barely tells you, the issues finally sink in. With the characters just being unoriginal, copies from the original Pokémon Red and Blue or just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spewing out ♥♥♥♥ that doesn't give me anything to the story or the people in the city, with there for some odd reason not being a proper run button JUST like the original, characters that scale with your Creo's levels which is good on paper but going up against opponents feels like a 50/50 and so on and so on.... at the end I just looked at this an went... "I was really hoping for something here... but all I got was Evo Creo 1 but with better ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ optimization."2 found this helpful
I would recommend this. However, can someone explain how to use certain abilities like *ride* with controller? All this walking is annoying.
If you love monster-taming games, you will love this. It's good to see that after years of dominating/having a monopoly over the monster-taming genre for 3 decades, Pokemon finally have a few contenders - and Evocreo franchise is one of em. Its really good to see some rising stars like EvoCreo, Nexomon, Coromon, Monster Crown, Palworld, Dokimon, etc. get their debut and rise through the popularity. We need a varitety of good monster-taming games, with good game mechanics, storyline & plot, and quality of life. Evocreo 2 has exceeded my expectations, and I would definitely recommend it.
A bit too expensive, but still a good game. The french translation is terrible.
Just like the review i left for the first evocreo game, it's fun but it lacks the in-game store that google play has for phones and tablet devices. Steam needs to stop porting these kinds of games.
EvoCreo 2 is a great sequel to EvoCreo and has a lot of quality of life perks. There is a larger roster of Creo, the star system feels more balanced, and it’s less of a pain compared to the first game. The main RADs and main NPCs all level scale with you, which is a fun challenge. Overall a good pick up
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