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Evolve
March 31 is a big day for Evolve, as that's when it gets a new monster and four new hunters, among other content. If you're interested in just what these additions bring to the table, developer Turtle Rock Games has released a new gameplay video showcasing a match between these formidable forces.
The video reveals the Behemoth's useful roll, rock wall, and tongue grab, as well as the hunter's varied skills and weapons – including the medic's leech gun and the assault's weak-spot creating shrapnel grenade. The video contains useful commentary filled with plenty of tips on how to best play as either the monster or one of the hunters.
Regardless if you get the Behemoth or new set of hunters, you'll still be able to play Evolve with those who have. The Behemoth is free to those who preordered the game (otherwise it's $14.99), and the hunters are part of the Hunting Season Pass ($24.99) or $7.49 individually. Observer mode and two new maps are free to everyone on March 31. The maps hit Xbox One first on that date, and the other platforms get them on April 30.
For more on the game, take a look at the details for the latest balancing patch.
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