Evolution 2D Lake
52Playhop rating
About game
Evolution 2D Lake is an amazing game where you can play as a one-celled creature.
In this game, you can use an easy-to-use editor to create countless unique organisms by adding various features like spikes, jaws, special colors for photosynthesis, and boosters. Each feature changes how your cell behaves and affects the game in its own way.
Dive into a world filled with dangers that are created randomly. Gather minerals like phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, salt, and iron to unlock new, even more powerful features. Grow in size and conquer the microscopic world on new levels. Evolution 2D is a never-ending game where you can be creative and struggle to survive. Can you become the ultimate ruler?
How to play
The main objective is to develop and progress. The game provides instructions for controlling the character using a joystick or keyboard. Here's how to move: - use the WASD keys or the cursor keys; - utilize the left joystick (if available); - if you prefer, you can also use your finger to control the on-screen joystick. In the editor, you can modify your cage by adding various parts. Simply drag and drop the parts with your cursor or finger. This will alter the characteristics of your cell and its abilities. Before you can utilize a part in the game, you must first create it, which requires gathering resources. Keep an eye on the minimap to locate areas rich in resources such as phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, salt, and iron. The minimap also displays the types of creatures inhabiting each zone. Unfortunately, controlling the editor using a gamepad or keyboard is not currently supported.Game info
Age rating
6+
Platforms
Authorization support
Yes
Localization
Russian, English
Screen orientation
Release date
Cloud saves
Yes
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Players say
Positive reviews about the similarity to the game Spore
They are praised for interesting gameplay and development opportunities.
Users want more stages and a variety of creatures
Management issues and bugs are mentioned
Difficulties in understanding the mechanics of the game
Technical problems with launch and performance