#Evoland 2 references for free#

The idea behind Evoland was uniquely simple an action-RPG that evolved around the player, showing, in three to four hours, the journey from the video games of the late 80s up to the early 2000s.

#Evoland 2 references for free#

The original entry to Ludum Dare 24 became known as Evoland Classic and is still available for free online. At the 24 th Ludum Dare Jam in August 2012, where participants are given a theme and have 48 hours to design a video game based around it, the topic was ‘Evolution’, and out of more than 1,400 entries, the winner was a game called Evoland by French developer Nicolas Cannasse, who would later team up with Sebastien Vidal to form Shiro Games and release Evoland as a fully-fledged game. Ludum Dare, a video game programming contest that began on an internet forum of the same name in 2002, is responsible for some of the biggest titles in indie gaming, including Broforce, Pony Island and Gods Will Be Watching. Like so many great indie games, Evoland began life as a Game Jam project.