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EvoCreo - Pocket Monster Game is a single-player Role Playing game with a compelling story, great gameplay, and spectacular visuals accompanied by beautiful music. As a trainer, start your journey to tame neo monsters, known as Creo, with lots of grinding expected. Despite some hilarious moments, the game is full of bugs and annoying ads. Follow the game's description: "Start pocket monster catching like games and tame neo monsters like trainers."

Genres & Tags

Role Playing

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

EvoCreo - Pocket Monster Game screenshot

81%

Audience ScoreBased on 7,073 reviews

story163 positive mentions

stability288 negative mentions

story
423 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
39%
56%
5%
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating its engaging and immersive elements reminiscent of classic Pokémon narratives. However, several users express dissatisfaction with the brevity of the main storyline and the need for additional content, such as side quests and expansions, to maintain interest after completing the primary quest. Additionally, some players have reported bugs and glitches that detract from the overall storytelling experience, highlighting a desire for improvements and more substantial narrative depth in future updates.
- “The story is intriguing, putting you through multiple different terrains while introducing new monsters and arenas at every turn.”
- “The storyline is great with the suspense around every corner and the art style and animation of this game is smooth and well-rounded.”
- “This is probably one of the best Pokémon-like games I've ever played; it has a wonderful story, beautifully made creatures, and a very interesting way of catching them.”
- “The story is average.”
- “The storyline isn't the greatest, and hearing people shout evocreo is a little annoying but the rest of the game is great.”
- “The story got boring fast for me.”
stability
295 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
1%
1%
98%
The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with frequent reports of freezing and crashing during gameplay, particularly in battles and dialogues. Many players have experienced lost progress due to these issues, despite the presence of an autosave feature. Overall, while the game is enjoyable, the persistent bugs and glitches detract from the experience, leading to frustration and calls for urgent fixes.
- “I loved the game; it ran great, no bugs, no glitches, it was perfect.”
- “It's a great game and I have encountered no glitches.”
- “After the last couple of updates, the game runs great!”
- “I had this game for over a month playing through it and I pressed the button to see my team today and it crashed, which wiped my game. I also had a cloud save that shouldn't be affected by a crash in the app, but it was also wiped, which literally isn't possible through a crash as far as I know. So I don't know how you guys managed to make a game so buggy it breaks the cloud, but man is that horrible.”
- “The game freezes constantly during arena battles and when I save, it doesn't get saved even when it says it was successful, so I have to depend on the backup file.”
- “Every time I get to the part when you become champion of the competition, it glitches and it says I earned a reward as being the winner, but then it won't let me continue to play. I've tried restarting and everything, please respond.”
graphics
226 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
40%
5%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the nostalgic pixel art and vibrant designs, while others criticize the low resolution and lack of clarity, particularly in battle scenes. Many appreciate the charming art style and smooth animations, but there are frequent calls for improvements to enhance the overall visual experience. Overall, while some players find the graphics appealing and fitting for the genre, others feel they fall short of modern standards.
- “The graphics are beautiful and the creos are cool.”
- “The graphics are amazing, yet still allow the game to fit in a semi-small file.”
- “The graphics during the battles are wonderful and the creo animations are superb.”
- “Graphics suck hard to tell how close or far away something is.”
- “Terrible pixel graphics, no excuse for that in this age!”
- “The graphics shown in the images are far from the truth; I would have loved this game except for the worse graphics I've seen.”
gameplay
211 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42%
54%
4%
The gameplay of Evocreo is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its innovative mechanics that differentiate it from Pokémon, such as unique evolution systems and a skill tree feature. However, some users have reported issues with bugs, crashes, and unclear mechanics, which can detract from the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, the game offers a nostalgic feel with engaging combat and exploration, making it a solid choice for fans of the genre.
- “Overall, a nice RPG game with an innovative style of gameplay.”
- “I love the skill tree feature, and it really helps the gameplay become more interesting, especially since the level scaling takes you to nearly level 100 by the end.”
- “The gameplay is awesome and I'm excited to link them all and explore!”
- “Gameplay is pretty bland; no real directions except go northeast. Combat is boring; why do the moves have names but all you see are symbols?”
- “The producers really need to fix this game because 2-3 hours of gameplay that I put into this game just disappeared.”
- “It's so bad it keeps crashing, ruining the gameplay.”
monetization
107 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
41%
52%
The monetization model of the game has drawn significant criticism, as players express frustration over the presence of ads and microtransactions in a title that requires an upfront purchase. Many users feel that the inclusion of ads and in-app purchases undermines the value of the paid game, with some stating that they expected a completely ad-free experience. While some players acknowledge that in-app purchases are not necessary to progress, the overall sentiment leans towards disappointment regarding the perceived greed of the monetization strategy.
- “Great game and the monetization is good, not super overpriced like most games.”
- “In-app purchases unlock additional plotlines, but are in no way intrusive or necessary to play and enjoy the game.”
- “There are in-game purchases, but they're optional and not needed at all to play the game.”
- “You pay for the game in the store already but it still has premium currency and ads as well as additional paid content.”
- “If I'm paying for the game, I expect it to be without ads.”
- “Paid for the game but still have features locked behind ads or paywall.”
music
102 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
67%
4%
The music in the game is generally praised for its quality and nostalgic appeal, with many players finding it enjoyable and well-composed. However, there are frequent complaints about the repetitiveness of the soundtrack, a lack of variety in music for different events, and technical issues such as music continuing to play during black screens or game freezes. Overall, while the music enhances the gaming experience, players desire more diverse and unique tracks to accompany various gameplay scenarios.
- “Awesome Pokémon style game with robust creature design and fantastic music.”
- “The music alone deserves 5 stars; it's gorgeous.”
- “Amazing music makes the journey so enjoyable.”
- “The music is decent quality but very repetitive, and a lack of sound cues in-game sap it of life.”
- “The music doesn't loop cleanly and you can hear where it stops and starts.”
- “I'm big on music variety in games and this game seriously needs more music.”
grinding
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
2%
96%
The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it excessively tedious and time-consuming, often leading to frustration. While some appreciate the depth and enjoyment of combat, others criticize the lack of rewarding progression and the need for constant grinding to level up characters. Overall, the consensus suggests that while grinding is a significant part of the gameplay, it can detract from the overall experience due to its repetitive nature and the pressure to make in-app purchases.
- “Multiple abilities and traits for each monster, so there's no grinding for the perfect one with the right ability for your play style.”
- “However, I think it's too grindy.”
- “The game is smooth and all but there is way too much grinding and no side stories; every five seconds you are in a battle with a wild Creo or with another trainer, and progression is slow, which loses the whole point of what you are doing as it takes hours for you to get there and is boring.”
- “I don't have time to keep grinding for hours just to have high-level Creos.”
optimization
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56%
28%
17%
Overall, the game's optimization is generally well-received, with many players noting smooth performance, good graphics, and minimal crashes. However, some users have reported issues with controls, battery consumption, and compatibility on devices without physical home buttons, suggesting that further improvements could enhance the experience. Despite these concerns, the game is praised for its nostalgic appeal and enjoyable gameplay.
- “I like the way to play the game, good graphics, good game performance, and a good addictive game... good job developers...”
- “Very polished in terms of performance (hasn't crashed once) both on phone and tablets (at least on mine).”
- “Update: after the last update, game performance has been improved drastically!”
- “The only reason I'm giving it one star is because it isn't optimized for phones without a physical home button like mine (ugly banner on side of screen with the buttons there despite the game being full screen), the starting areas are convoluted (I grinded to level 20 with two of my Creo because I went south to the caves because I had no idea where the fifty-acre wood even was. After exploring I found it.), and, the main reason I'm giving the game one star, it crashed in fifty-acre wood.”
- “I'm playing this game on my tablet and it looks a bit more pixelated, since it's optimized only for phone, but it doesn't bother me too much.”
- “Its fun to play but battery consumption really needs optimization.”
humor
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players finding it both hilarious and cleverly challenging. Many enjoy the funny references and light-hearted tone, comparing it favorably to Pokémon while noting its unique twists. Despite some bugs and glitches, the overall comedic experience adds to the game's charm, making it a fun choice for casual play.
- “It is a masterpiece, funny and challenging.”
- “Seriously, the game is great; the dev is responsive and he added lots of funny references throughout the game.”
- “Yes, you may think this is just a Pokémon copy, but it's more; they have made it into a more complex and yet funny way to fight with monster RPG style.”
replayability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
22%
33%
Overall, the game's replayability is a mixed bag; while some players find it enjoyable enough to revisit multiple times, citing hours of replayability and engaging multiplayer options, others feel it lacks depth and variety, suggesting that additional side quests or a more non-linear structure could enhance its longevity.
- “I redownload it and play through a new save file every once in a while because I enjoy the replay value of it.”
- “Great game...love the replay value.”
- “Lengthy single player, tons of replayability and online multiplayer make this a must-have for anyone wanting a solid Android version of Pokémon without any compromise.”
- “It's a really fun game, but not one that really seems to have a lot of replay value.”
- “I don't know, I just think some side quests or making it more non-linear will help add replay value.”
- “So my replay value.”
emotional
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
86%
14%
Users express a mix of emotional responses to the game, ranging from frustration over technical issues and glitches to appreciation for its heartfelt elements, particularly in relation to the Pokémon franchise. While some players feel deeply disappointed by bugs that hinder their experience, others find joy in the game's creative challenges and nostalgic connections, highlighting a significant emotional investment in the gameplay.
- “It made me emotional.”
- “Overall, I love this game... nicely done, guys.”
- “An upcoming heartfelt classic... like the Pokémon franchise is all about catching 'em all.”
character development
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
Character development in the game is praised for its thoughtful design and engaging storytelling, contributing to a rich narrative experience. However, some users feel that there is a lack of buildup in the story and character arcs, which detracts from the overall depth.
- “Just a well thought out game with an amazing story and character development.”
- “Character designs are very well done.”
- “Love the character designs, and I think it's worth the money.”
- “No build-up of story nor character development.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game successfully captures the essence of a traditional Pokémon experience while introducing a distinct sense of creativity and uniqueness that sets it apart from other mobile Pokémon imitations.
- “While maintaining the atmosphere of a Pokémon game, it has a sense of creativity and uniqueness that you will not find in any other mobile Pokémon rip-offs.”