EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG Sequel Hits Mobile Soon

Remember EvoCreo, the thrilling pocket monsters adventure game? Well, brace yourselves because its sequel, EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG, is set to launch on Android in March 2025, courtesy of Ilmfinity Studios. Curious about what's new? Let's dive in and explore the exciting updates!

What Do You Do in EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG?

In EvoCreo 2, you'll embark on a familiar yet expanded journey of catching, training, and battling over 300 unique Creo creatures across the vibrant land of Shoru. Your adventure begins at the Shoru Police Academy, setting the stage for an engaging storyline centered around the mysterious vanishing of Creo.

With more than 50 missions to tackle, you'll encounter a mix of traditional fetch-quests and battles, as well as missions that delve into a deeper conspiracy. The game offers a diverse range of Creo, from rare and legendary ones to those with alternate colors. You can mix and match over 100 traits and 200 moves without any level cap, enabling you to grind and build the ultimate battle team.

The Coliseum awaits the best trainers, where you can compete to earn the prestigious title of Evoking Master Trainer. To succeed, you'll need to master the deep turn-based combat system, strategize around elemental weaknesses, and equip your Creo with the perfect traits and moves.

What’s Different in the Sequel?

EvoCreo 2 significantly expands the universe introduced in the prequel. Where the original game featured around 170 monsters, the sequel ups the ante with over 300 unique Creo. The world of Shoru is now more expansive, boasting forests, caves, towns, and two new biomes, including a desert, where you'll discover even more distinct creatures.

Excited to get your hands on EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG? Pre-registration is now open on the Google Play Store, with the game set to launch on Android on March 1st, 2025.

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