Evoland was one heck of a game when it launched back in 2013. It managed to be unique with its concept of bringing players through the history of video games. Since then, many more games have pushed for the same aesthetics with middling results. That’s not to say Evoland was a perfect game. Although fun, it got a bit too grindy near the end and was too short to really get players invested in any specific timeframe. Evoland 2: A Slight Case of Spacetime Continuum Disorder has a much larger scope.
This 2015 indiegame which originally released on Steam in 2015 has now been ported to iOs & Android.
ThisGenGaming says:"Evoland 2 is a fun experience above all. You’re constantly curious about what will happen next in this timetravelling tale. The many different gameplay mechanics all fit together nicely and do their best at not making the game outstay its welcome. However, the somewhat slow pacing combined with often not knowing where (and when!) to go next makes it feel longer than it actually is. On Mobile devices it also has some pour design choices when it comes to the controls. But when all the pros and cons are weighed, it remains such a brave attempt at creating a fresh experience and it has so many humorous references to other popular media that it still makes for a worthy purchase. I’d recommend getting the PC version if you have the option though, as it provides the better experience.
(Reviewed on iOS & Steam)"
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GameCrate: "Evoland 2 is something of a hybrid between the first Evoland and, well, a bunch of other games not solely of the RPG variety. For the most part, that's a good thing, even if Evoland 2 overstays its welcome."
