"EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG Sequel Coming Soon to Mobile"

Remember EvoCreo, the beloved pocket monsters adventure game? Well, get ready 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 in this eagerly anticipated sequel? Let’s dive in and explore!

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

In EvoCreo 2, you'll embark on a journey to catch, train, and battle over 300 different Creo creatures in the vibrant world of Shoru. Your adventure begins at the Shoru Police Academy, setting the stage for an epic tale of mystery and action. The game's storyline centers around the mysterious disappearance of Creo, pulling you into a narrative rich with over 50 missions. From classic fetch-quests to intense battles, you’ll find yourself unraveling a deep-seated conspiracy.

Each Creo comes with unique attributes—some are rare, some legendary, and others sport alternate colors. With over 100 traits and 200 moves at your disposal, you can craft a formidable battle team without any level caps, allowing endless grinding and strategy. The ultimate challenge awaits at the Coliseum, where you can compete to become the Evoking Master Trainer. To get there, you'll need to master the intricate turn-based combat system, exploit elemental weaknesses, and equip your Creo with the perfect combination of traits and moves.

Want to see it in action? Check out the official trailer here:

What’s Different in the Sequel?

Compared to the original, EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG boasts a significant increase in the number of monsters, jumping from 170 to over 300. The expansive world of Shoru now includes forests, caves, towns, and introduces two new biomes—a desert among them—where you'll discover even more unique Creo. Excited to get your hands on it? Pre-registration for EvoCreo 2: Monster Trainer RPG is now open on the Google Play Store, with the game slated for release on Android on March 1st, 2025.

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