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Watch Other People Play Evolve Free Observer Mode Add-On
If you’re like me (friendless and alone), you might not have had success playing Evolve. It’s a game that thrives when you have friends to coordinate with (or stomp as the monster).
Now, you can enjoy Evolve even if you don’t interact with other human beings regularly. The new Observer mode will allow a new crop of shoutcasters to try their hand at commentating matches.
And if you are a group that wants to add an observer to your match, you can do so from the hunter and monster selection screen. Once added, the observer can select each of the players and jump to their view.
The observer also the ability to rotate the camera, minimize the HUD, and add stats like projected survival rate. If the Trapper is using Maggie, you can also spectate her pet, Daisy.
You'll be able to test this out for yourself (and for free) this Spring. For more on Evolve, check out our review.
[Source: Turtle Rock Studios]
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