Evolve gets interactive in the latest 4v1 trailer

2K Games and Turtle Rock Studios today sent over a unique new “interactive” trailer for their unique 4 vs 1 title, Evolve.

In an effort to show off the 4v1 gameplay, each of the channels in the trailer show off the Evolve action from the perspective of each of the 4 characters, the Goliath creature, or all channels at once.

Take a look.

Evolve — 4v1 Interactive Trailer:
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2K and Turtle Rock Studios are proud to release the ?Evolve ? 4v1 Interactive Trailer.? In this trailer, viewers can switch between six channels to view the entirety of an Evolve match from whichever perspective they choose: Griffin the Trapper, Markov the Assault, Hank the Support, Val the Medic, the Goliath monster, or a sixth channel combining all five perspectives and featuring commentary by Aaron ?Ayesee? Chambers and Chris Ashton, co-founder and design director at Turtle Rock Studios.

Evolve is in development for the PS4, Xbox One and PC and is scheduled for a fall release.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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