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This type of player base pressure has already driven the vast majority of MMOs to transition to free-to-play in recent years practically all of the PC's highest-earning titles are now free-to-play online games. Turtle Rock also promises more frequent patches that will improve stability, load times, and 'overall performance.' Advertisementįurther Reading Good riddance: the death of online gaming’s monthly subscription modelA tepid player response like this should be a death knell for a title that relies on being able to easily find well-matched teammates and opponents for quick online games. Hunters will also see their health slowly recharge, which will make it less frustrating to play with an inexperienced medic. All players will now have access to the monster-trapping dome, for instance, and that dome will no longer be able to completely miss the monster. The move to free-to-play comes alongside a massive rebalancing intended to make the game more satisfying both for monsters and the teams of hunters trying to take them down, according to the Game Informer interview. Previous owners will also get 'Founder's Status' on the new version of the game, entitling them to weapon skins, animated badges, and thousands of those content-unlocking silver keys.

Those who paid for the previous version of Evolve as recently as this week will keep everything they've already unlocked. As of now, those keys cannot be purchased for actual money. According to an extensive Turtle Rock interview with Game Informer, everything in the game will be unlockable via 'silver keys' earned during play.

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So far, Turtle Rock hasn't announced how it plans to make money off the new, free version of Evolve.

#Evolve stage 2 founder Pc

'Making Evolve free on PC is going to be a process that takes time and a lot of hard work, but we believe in Evolve and we believe in you, our players and want to do what’s best for both,' Turtle Rock wrote in a blog post late last night. The game is entering beta today on the PC and possibly coming to consoles in the future. Further Reading Evolve Review: Middle of the food chainAfter struggling for over a year to make Evolve work as a traditional, paid title, the developers at Turtle Rock are making a radical shift to a free-to-play model with Evolve: Stage 2.