#Evolve stage 2 console update
#Evolve stage 2 console Pc

Turtle Rock is a talented studio, so I am excited to see what it makes next.

I was interested in seeing if going free-to-play on consoles would inspire a new audience, but I think Turtle Rock is right in their assumption that it is not going to happen.

Unfortunately, it's a game that struggled to find an enduring audience. Both Turtle Rock and 2K's posts, despite the difference in messaging, seem to imply everyone involved hoped it would have a longer tail. WeвЂ™ll see you all again, another time on another worldвЂ¦'Д®volve is about a year and a half old. We have lots of stuff in the works that we hope youвЂ™ll enjoy but we are departing on the Laurie-Anne for the last time and must bid a farewell to the planet Shear. Regarding its future Turtle Rock writes, 'Those of you whoвЂ™ve followed Turtle Rock Studios, this is not goodbye. The game's servers will continue on, allowing for continued online play, just don't expect to see any new content for the game.

#Evolve stage 2 console Pc

Regarding Stage 2's console aspirations, 2K wrote, '2K will continue to evaluate the possibility of bringing Evolve Stage 2 to console, but maintaining and growing the gameвЂ™s audience on PC is the primary focus.' Turtle Rock, however, is less optimistic writing, 'ThereвЂ™s a lot that we really wish we could have done, especially taking Stage 2 to consoles, but it looks like thatвЂ™s just not meant to be.'

#Evolve stage 2 console update

This update completely reworked many of the games. We got to hunt down, trap and kill giant monsters together. Many old-school Evolve fans were excited for the release of Title Update 9 (eventually called Stage 2). We got to go to planet Shear and interact with alien flora and fauna. We are happy to have gotten the opportunity to do something risky, something new and innovative. We all know that going in but we still sign the dotted line because we love what we do. This is the life of AAA game developers who arenвЂ™t self-funded and donвЂ™t own their own IP. 'Today, Turtle Rock finishes development on the project and begins to transition day-to-day server operation to 2K, as we take the operation of the Evolve franchise fully in-house.' Yesterday on its blog, Evolve publisher 2K wrote a post calling the development of the game's Stage 2 changes complete. To our fans and & followers - we are sad to announce that today our work on ends.Д¬ommunity letter > /i3BY1Gqijr

Left4Dead was no different and now itвЂ™s EvolveвЂ™s turn.' Turtle Rock made the announcement of its intentions to move onto different projects on its forums writing, 'ItвЂ™s always hard to leave one of our games behind. Turtle Rock announced today it will no longer be working on Evolve, and that the free-to-play Stage 2 update for the game is, 'just not meant to be,' on consoles.