EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG, the eagerly awaited sequel to the popular game EvoCreo, made its debut on Android last week. The developers at ilmfinity, known for their work on Monster Adventure Games, took to Reddit to address the community's burning questions and offer a glimpse into the future of the game. Set in the enchanting world of Shoru, players can dive into the adventure of catching, training, and battling with over 300 unique Creo creatures.

The game weaves a compelling narrative where you begin your journey as a recruit at the Shoru Police Academy. Your mission? To unravel the mystery behind the sudden disappearance of monsters. As you progress, you'll tackle over 50 missions, uncover hidden secrets, and face off against formidable opponents in the competitive battle scene.

Answers to the Most-Asked Questions About EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG

First and foremost, multiplayer functionality is on the horizon, but the developers are prioritizing bug fixes and game balance before its introduction. Similarly, controller support and cloud saves are in the pipeline but will be implemented after initial refinements.

Many players are curious about the shiny rates. Regular shinies have a 0.2% chance of appearing, while the elusive rare shinies boast a mere 0.02% chance. It's worth noting that starter Creo can never be shiny.

The developers have also shed light on what affects the capture rate. Lowering a Creo's HP and applying status conditions can increase your chances of a successful capture. However, rare, high-level, and shiny Creo are inherently more challenging to catch.

Looking ahead, the roadmap for EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG is clear. The initial months will focus on refining the game. Following this, cloud saves and controller support will be introduced, paving the way for additional story content and, ultimately, the much-anticipated multiplayer feature.

While you await these exciting updates, you can explore EvoCreo2: Monster Trainer RPG on the Google Play Store.

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