- Export saves: export the savegame files from your browser, so you can switch to another browser or computer. You can also use them in an emulator installed on your computer.
- Import saves: import savegames that you exported before with the Export saves button.
- Download disk: export the whole game from your browser, with all your savegames. Useful to switch to an emulator installed on your computer.
- Reset game files: if you somehow messed up the game files, you can reset them to an exact copy of the original.
- Reset saves: delete all savegames from your browser. We recommend that you export them first: there is no turning back!
Evolution - Play Online
PC Booter - 1983
For small DOS games like Evolution, you can play online immediately with your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera...). This feature is experimental, the game may not work properly.
Warning: game save should work, but you should try it early! Also, be careful to select the right game executable in the list above.
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Comments and reviews
I played this game back in the day from a floppy diskette. I don't think I remember how to play each minigame, and you have to slow it WAY down for a modern machine. Don't overdo it... it should feel like a moderately well-paced classic arcade game... but not too slow... you'll know if you made it too slow.
The controls are A and Z for up and down and K and L for left and right, but it's not THAT simple. When you control the amoeba you'll see what I mean in that each button press changes the direction it is moving. It is not a straightforward joystick. You'll get it, but it's really ha to explain.
Spacebar often controls whatever special ability the creature has. The Amoeba can become immune to the white chasers for a short time. The tadpole jumps, handy to get over fish or reach for flies. The rodent drops poison. And... I forget the rest.. but maybe as I advance in this game I'll remember.
It's a simple little game, but quite challenging and very random. I played it hours upon hours as a kid. Good luck!
This website should add manuals or "how to control the game" sections. Really hard to figure that out sometimes.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.