Players will keep all purchased Monsters, Hunters, and skins after the server shutdown on September 3, 2018. Be sure to spend your in-game currency as the store closes along with the servers on ...

2K is finally pulling the plug on Evolve, the ambitious 4v1 multiplayer monster hunting game from Left 4 Dead veterans Turtle Rock. Dedicated servers will shut down September 3, the company announced ...

According to 2K, this will mean that several game features will no longer playable, such as Hunt (Ranked), leaderboards, and the in-game store. Further, Stage 2 will no longer be available on PC.

Evolve is a multiplayer shooter that blends cooperative and competitive multiplayer experiences as a team of four hunters face off against a single, player-controlled monster. Set on an alien planet ...

Dedicated servers for asymmetrical multiplayer Evolve will be shutting down in a matter of months, publisher 2K has confirmed. Evolve Stage 2 -- the free-to-play iteration of the game launched in July ...

Evolve, the multiplayer four vs one shooter from Turtle Rock, will have its servers retired in September. 2K has announced that dedicated server support for Evolve will cease on September 3. This is ...

Bottom line: Sadly, Evolve never managed to live up to its pre-release hype. Despite trying to inject new life into the game by making a free-to-play version back in 2016, its dedicated servers are ...

Evolve will see its dedicated servers and in-game shop close on September 3. According to an announcement on 2K's official support site, the multiplayer-only Evolve Stage 2 will have its virtual ...