Evertale
July 12, 2024
More About Evertale
Join a band of unlikely heroes and free the world of Erden from the deadly Pandemonium. Collect, train, and evolve over 180 creatures and warriors to fight alongside in supercharged monster battles!
Immerse yourself in the engaging single-player offline story or build your team and test your skills against global players online. Battle it out in fast-paced PvP leagues and form guilds with other players to unlock limited-edition gear, power-ups, and more to take your team to the next level!
CAPTURE & EXPLORE
・Catch, train, and evolve over 180 monsters and heroes across an impressive story-driven adventure!
・Encounter friends and foes as you journey across the 6 diverse regions of Erden, each with their own unique monsters to collect.
・Discover legendary weapons, accessories, and equipment to boost your warriors and gain the upper hand on your opponents.
BATTLE & CONNECT
・Build a strategy from hundreds of unique ability combinations to devastate your opponents in engaging turn-based 4v4 combat!
・Jump online to compete in real-time PvP leagues and form collaborative guilds with other players to uncover one-of-a-kind items.
・Participate in weekly online events that offer exclusive unlockables and limited characters to add to your collection!
・Chat with friends from around the world to hang out and discuss new strategies!
EXPERIENCE THE STORY
The world of Erden is plagued by an ancient curse— the Pandemonium, a shroud of evil that descends once every 100 years. Only the fabled Crestbearers can cease its destruction, but all have failed to stop it from returning to wreak havoc once again.
Join two young heroes and the allies they befriend along the way, as you embark on a perilous quest to uncover the secret to ending this ancient curse and saving their homeland once and for all!
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Latest Version
2.0.97
July 12, 2024
ZigZaGame Inc.
Role Playing
Android
9,352,555
$0.99
com.zigzagame.evertale
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User Reviews
Mathew Staples
10 months ago
I have played this game for a long time before they even started extending the original story from offline to online. And I love the story. That's what attracted me at first. The combat system wasn't terrible, but it could've been upgraded countless times. Now the drops rates are really bad nowadays it can take 30k to 60k for one decent SSR, and it takes a long time to get those stones. They still bring short new stories, but ultimately it isn't worth time anymore. Better off playing another.
Tom Spector
4 years ago
Turn-based team combat on a mostly linear path with a very shallow story and no interesting side quests other that repetitive battles against the same set of opponents. It's set up for you to make draws on long-shot powerful characters to add to your team, but we're talking less than 2% success rate to get one of the two most powerful characters, so many players never get the most powerful ones the whole game. There are other ways to make your character more powerful, but they involve an insane amount of grinding. Here's the catch: you can way overpay to get more chances at the best characters, and it feels like everything is set up so that most players will eventually break down and buy chances instead of the incredible monotony of grinding. In the end, its a visually pretty but boring game designed to suck your wallet dry, and thus I can recommend it.
Ajay Ken-Rod
2 years ago
Edit: It been 2 years now and I still play this game. It was fun when it came out, but the story has dried up, the game looks nothing like the original concept, it's become pay to win and soft porn. I miss the exploration and free world. It's become an idle game. Shortened origional: good turn based strategy. combines aspects of Pokemon and the old final fantasys. The events are fun. you can enjoy everything without any extra spending. The currencies are all earnable, even the premium one.
Maximillion Roivas
3 years ago
I personally think this game is OK. There wasn't anything mind-blowing or innovative. I found the graphics to be good. I like the art style. The sound is the best part of this game. From the music score, to the battle and even menu sounds. I do wish this game didn't rely on In-App purchases, I was really hoping this game would've given you the full experience without the mobile transaction monopoly that plaques 99% of mobile games. But I get it, you have to make money somehow. It's a OK game.
Ezra Holcomb
1 year ago
I played this game a few years ago, when it was free only because it was on sale. The gameplay was decent, the characters fun and cute. It required minimal effort or thought though, so it was always kust a time waster. I lost the app when I got a new phone, and didn't think of it as worth buying. When I saw that it was free again, I gave it another try. The dialogue and character design leaves much to be desired. While it required minimal effort before, you now do nothing. Very disappointing.
Tsuki Shirogane
3 years ago
For those coming in for the horror elements. I'm pretty sure that's an event. You need to play for a bit. I keep making the mistake of getting excited to play this game and then end up uninstalling. Crashes after the first few minutes. I kept seeing those rad dark ads they've been putting out and wondered if at least my new phone could run it... Sadly no. No it cant.
Kaitlin Kuszmaul
1 year ago
I loved this game when I played it years ago, when it looked like the promo pictures. Recently I picked it back up and tried the 'online' story section. I was extremely disappointed. The gameplay is so passive it may as well be afk. The character quality has dropped too, it is ALL girls in skimpy outfits. Variety please! Not that it matters. It takes so many draws to get an SSR characters that it's not worth trying. And the guarantee count doesn't carry over between characters.
A Google user
4 years ago
Like others have said, this has a pretty good (so far) single-player story campaign. It is lacking in some minor (and a little more than minor) features that'd really bring up the quality. 1) joystick-style movement. The map is too far zoomed in to be tap-to-moving all the time. 2) map of the local area (pop up, not necessarily a minimap). Right now, you have no idea where you're going (because the zoom is so high) and it feels more like wandering randomly than "exploring" 3) Ability to switch field characters. Few people want to always be running around as Generic Chunibyo OC #3289. Its bad enough he has to be the story protagonist 4) a pokedex-esque index of monsters you've captured 5) summons are like 10 times more expensive than they should be.What did we learn from Anthem's failures? Players have more fun when you keep the loot flowing hard and fast.
Enrique Thompson
2 years ago
Evertale has a lot of potential to the story, characters and overall art that is displayed. The only thing(s) that brings this game down is the false advertising, a story that doesn't really stick well with the audience, and the infinite second wind ability (Hold Ground) during battles. Not only that but the difficulty of the game spikes dramatically after a certain period within the game. Please to anyone playing or going to play DO NOT waste your money or time on this mobile game!
Paul Collet
2 years ago
This game has a good storyline, but it has became more of grind than strategy after the last big update. I would like to keep playing, but the game will not sync properly for me. The only way that I've been able to fix the problem is by clearing the game's cache (an option at the intro screen) everytime I play.... Edit: fixed by reinstalling. Game is still a grind and all the new monsters have been half-naked girls.
A Google user
5 years ago
I really enjoyed the offline story and if the whole game was like that I would still be playing. There is essentially two different games in this. One is the offline part: very fun and free roaming world with no limits to your movement. The second part is online and very restrictive. You have to wait for your points to reload before you can progress in the story and it is no longer open world. The game switches from open world to a "dot to dot" movement type.
David Livingston
2 years ago
I just can't recommend this game. I was really enjoying the game through the first chapter, open world that even though the game is VERY linear, you can still explore a bit. BUT after you finish that first "offline" chapter, the next chapter is in the "online" category and it turns into an even more linear board game where you can only move to different tiles instead of being able to run free. Also, limit breaking characters costs way too much, it takes months just to max 1 character.
Wesley Howard
2 years ago
Not great for new players. There are a million and one systems, and equipment, and sub-menus with sub-menus to level 80 different stats for one character for tiny boosts here and there. Very generous with upgrade items up front, which I guess you'd have to be when you need half a dozen different things to level up one set of stats. Not to mention all the ads for the game are just "artistic depictions", which is sad that they're hiding the actual art in the game which is okay.
A Google user
4 years ago
Great story devolves into same pay-to-win gimmicks. I guess I'll never know how the story ends. I'm in the final chapter, but I either need to grind meaningless battles to level my characters more, or pay to get new, better ones. I was just up in a battle with 6 (of 8) characters remaining, against the enemy's 3 (already defeated 5). I somehow never got another turn as I got one-shotted and status effected into oblivion. Uninstall.
A Google user
4 years ago
The offline version is pretty fun, and that kept me going for like a month so it was worth the $1 I paid. But after you beat the offline version it gives you the option to play the online version, wich is terrible. It's nothing like the offline wich is open world and gives you the opportunity to explore or catch new characters. Instead it's more like candy crush in the since you jump from marker to marker, battle to battle with no real goal. Its boring.
Drew Walker
1 year ago
The offline story is great and a lot of fun, but as soon as you change to online story, it costs mana to play, so you can't play for long. Suddenly nothing gives experience anymore, so you have to collect coins and things to level up. One of the things that you need to level up are ONLY in raids, so if your guild isn't high ranking you can't get them. Period. So your progress halts as enemies get tougher and tougher until you cannot progress or play. Drop rates are dismally low.
A Google user
5 years ago
Overall it's a pretty neat game. Interesting yet unsatisfying progression system somewhere between Pokemon and Jade Cocoon. No ads is a bonus, but that's all you're paying for in buying the game. Flash graphics leave something to be desired, but it's only a dollar. Biggest problem is way too many loading screens and in a game where you're supposed to refine strategy, I shouldn't have to reload the cutscene, then reload the fight. Skipping some ≠ skipping important/boss.
i wish i were an apple fritter
1 year ago
The first act of the game was really good, the free-roaming and monster-catching bit, but then it abruptly switches to "online mode" where entering battles costs insane amounts of mana, you cant capture monsters anymore, and it's no longer free-roaming. The story was continues to be good and I loved the characters, which is the only reason I kept playing. But eventually it just gets too difficult to level up and get better characters. Wasn't worth it at some point so I quit.
Jake Philipp
4 months ago
A fun game with an interesting assortment of characters to choose from. However the game requires you to use their purchasable in-game currency to acquire any truly useful characters. With this being at times overly expensive, and only given in small amounts at times large intervals, the game constantly tries to pressure you to spend more. If you're ok with playing for the long run then it's a fun game, otherwise it's a constant question if it's worth gambling for a new unit.
Isaac Johnson
2 months ago
Combat is fun and there's a ton of synergies between characters. The problem is when you beat the main campaign. Gameplay after the main campaign is you either are forced to auto battle in some challenges (not fun to watch the game play itself) or spend mana to play the game. You get a couple bursts of gameplay every couple hours or so but content is severely lacking. There's lots of incentives to spend money and you get a lot of value for spending but with so little content I don't recommend it
