Evolution Worlds
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Developed_By:
Sting Inc.
Published_By:
Ubisoft
Released On:
01 Jan 2002
Evolution Worlds is a re-release of two games: Evolution Worlds is a re-release of two games: Evolution: The World of Sacred Device and Evolution 2: Far off Promise .
Evolution: The World of Sacred Device* Evolution 2: Far off Promise
The story follows a young boy who discovers he has the power to change his world and travel through different realms. As he navigates these new worlds, he must use his powers to defeat enemies and solve puzzles.
Gameplay involves exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat. Players can collect items and upgrades to enhance their abilities and progress through the story. The game features a unique art style and an engaging storyline that keeps players interested until the end.
UPC-A:
008888150121 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
9118 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
DL-DOL-GEWE-USA (United States)
Part #:
DOL-GEWE-USA (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Evolution Worlds is a role-playing adventure game where players control boy adventurer Mag Launcher and his companions. They explore ancient ruins, battle enemies, and unravel the mysteries of a lost civilization to find the legendary Cyframe, Evolutia. Players manage their party, upgrade equipment, and accept jobs from a research institute to progress through the story.
Story
What Kind of Game is Evolution Worlds?
Evolution Worlds is a true role-playing adventure game. As the player, you become an adventurer intent on unraveling the mysteries of an ancient civilization.
Boy adventurer Mag Launcher and the mysterious little girl, Linear, leave their rustic hometown of Pannam Town. They are joined by Mag's butler Gre and Chain, the only daughter of the Gun clan. The Gun clan has a longtime rivalry with the Launcher family.
Together, they search for "Evolutia, the legendary Cyframe" in this exciting story filled with battles against many enemies. It's time to begin your adventure!
The Story
Tens of thousands of years have passed since the demise of an ancient advanced civilization. The story is happening in 930.
According to the Western calendar, the subsequent human civilization has finally evolved to the level of being able to build submarines and aircraft. A special group of people are able to use a Cyframe, one of the ancient tools excavated from the ruins of the ancient civilization.
Known as the "adventurers" or "Cyframe users," they get jobs from a research institute called the Society. They use Cyframes to explore the ruins.
As a boy living in Pannam Town, Mag Launcher dreams of becoming a first-class adventurer like his parents. While the first-class Launcher family had produced generations of famous adventurers, the current clan boasts no notable achievements and has now arrived at the brink of ruin.
Both of Mag's parents were lost on an adventure from which they never returned, so it fell upon young Mag to become head of the Launcher family. Many ancient ruins are found near Mag's home in Pannam Town, which is popular with adventurers who travel from other countries to excavate the ruins. Like the other adventurers, Mag has also spent his days in pursuit of adventures and the exploration of ruins.
Linear, the little girl, can always be found at Mag's side while he explores ancient sites. When she first appeared on the Launcher's doorstep three years ago, Linear carried a letter written by Mag's father. The letter said only "Mag, protect this girl Linear."
Under the watchful eye of his faithful butler Gre, Mag has become proficient in the use of the Cyframe and is now leaving on adventures with Linear.
The Society
The Society is an academic research institute dedicated to studying the ancient civilization. It serves to make arrangements to explore ruins.
You must make your arrangements here or you cannot enter the ruins. If you accept a job exploring the ruins, you will receive a reward upon successfully defeating the boss in the ruins.
Adventurer's Hut
Here you can buy and sell various items, including weapons and armor, that you can use in the dungeons. The selection changes as the story advances, so be sure to come back often.
Cyframe Upgrade Shop
This is where you can upgrade and modify the parts installed on your Cyframe, or increase the number of slots where parts can be installed. Upgrading and modifying parts requires only the payment of money.
Increasing the number of parts requires "1,000 Dinales" and an "Upgrade Kit" which can be found in the ruins.
Restaurant
If you want Pepper to join your party, meet her there.
Chain's Bus
If you want Chain to join your party, meet her there.
Airfield
The airfield is located a bit away from the center of town. Mag leaves his red seaplane here. When leaving on an adventure, fly out in style on this seaplane.
Hotel
This is the hotel where Mag and company stay. This building will serve as the base for their adventures in Museville.
Go there if you want Gre or Chain to join your party when going on an adventure. The front desk will also let you check your baggage (items) and come back for it later.
Item Shop
This shop sells various items for use in the dungeons. There are lots of recovery items, attack items, and other items that will come in handy on your adventures.
They will also take excess items off of your hands for cash. The item selection changes as the story progresses.
Adventurer's Hut
Here you can buy and sell weapons and armor to equip your party. The item selection changes as the story progresses, so come back often.
Enemies & Characters
Mag Launcher
A young adventurer and the youthful head of the Launcher family, Mag intends to become a first-rate adventurer like his parents. He is usually cheerful and spirited, but can be short-tempered and uses a magic hand-held Cyframe called the Airacomet.
Gre Nade
The butler of the Launcher household, Gre is a quintessential gentleman who takes care of Mag and struggles to make him a first-rate adventurer. Despite his frail appearance, he is a reliable ally in combat, using his favorite hunting gun for support.
Linear Cannon
A taciturn young girl with a mysterious past, she appeared at the Launcher household three years ago with a letter from Mag's father. She rarely speaks, only addresses Mag, and always accompanies him on his journeys to explore ruins.
Chain Gun
The only daughter of the Gun clan, longtime rivals of the Launcher family, Chain was forced into special education to become an adventurer. She has a crush on Mag, is selfish, has a violent temper, and uses a huge sword-type Cyframe.
Pepper Box
Pepper is a wandering female adventurer from another country who is cheerful, lively, good-natured, wild, and sexy. She befriends Mag's party in an unexpected way and uses a bazooka-type Cyframe she wears at her hip.
Eugene Leopold
The eldest son of Commandant Erich of the 8th Empire, Eugene Leopold is the commander of the 8th Imperial Army. He is searching for a legendary Cyframe called "Evolutia."
Carcano
The boss of a gang of bandits making Museville its territory, Carcano is a grim man who looks good in a beard. He seems to have his eye on expensive ancient artifacts owned by the Society and uses a huge cylindrical Cyframe mounted on his left arm.
Yurka
Yurka is a mysterious boy who appears in front of Linear and seems to know something important about her true form. It is completely unknown whether he is friend or foe.
Controls
Control Stick
select the file to save your game in
+ Control Pad Up
select the file to save your game in
+ Control Pad Down
select the file to save your game in
A Button
enter
+ Control Pad
Move your character or the cursor
START/PAUSE
Display the menu screen
B Button
Cancel, jump
X Button
Changes the formation
Y Button
Switches the camera view
L Button
Rotates the screen to the left
R Button
Rotates the screen to the right
How to Play
Advancing Through the Game
The player embarks on fantastic adventures! Successfully complete explorations of ruins to become a first-rate adventurer. Find the mysterious Cyframe "Evolutia."
Flow of the Game
There are two major stages for adventures. The first stage is based in Mag's hometown of Pannam Town. Once adventures in Pannam Town are finished, you can then play on the stage of Museville, a somewhat larger city.
World Map
When leaving Museville for ruins, you now use the world map screen instead of a flying boat. You can use this screen to pick the ruins you want to explore.
Upon reentering a dungeon you entered previously, you can pick the floor on which to start. Use the Control Stick or press Up or Down on the + Control Pad to pick the ruin you wish to conquer and use the A Button to enter. A new adventure will start immediately.
Command Menu
Item
The party can carry up to 30 items at the beginning of the game (excluding Cyframe parts, equipped items, appraisal items, and valuable items). The item list can be changed using the L Button or R Button (default setting).
To organize items automatically, place the cursor on the "TIDY" option of the menu and press the A Button.
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Use Items: The effects of items vary.
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Combine Items: You can combine 2 items to create another item. Items will not be consumed when you fail to combine them, so try different combinations without worrying about wasting items.
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Drop Items: You can throw away selected items.
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Special Attacks: All characters have a special attack skill set that can be used in a battle. A certain amount of Fight Points (FP) are required to make a special attack. To learn a new special attack skill, the player must save up the required amount of Tactical Points (TP). However, the Cyframe user can use only the Cyframe attack skills of the currently equipped Cyframe part.
Equipment
Equip weapons, armor, or accessories. Some items are available only to specific characters.
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Weapons: Select a weapon to equip. If the character is a Cyframe user, "Cyframe" will be displayed. If you select a slot to equip a Cyframe part, the list of all available Cyframe parts will be displayed. You can choose any from the list and it will be added to the Cyframe. Some Cyframe parts require more than 2 slots. If you bring an "Upgrade Kit" to the Cyframe Upgrade Shop in a town, you can add a slot (Max=5).
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Armor: Select armor for each part of a body: Head, Body, and Foot.
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Accessories: Accessories have various effects when they are equipped. A character can equip up to 2 accessories at once.
Status
You can see the character's current overall status.
1. Character's name.
2. Character's current level.
*Slot: A place to connect various Cyframe parts to the Cyframe.
3. Current HP/Maximum HP: When HP gets to zero, the character can no longer continue a battle.
4. Current FP/Maximum FP: Fight Points. Consumed to use the character's specific skills. FP increases every time the character attacks in a battle.
5. Current TP: Tactical Points to learn a new special attack skill. TP increases when the character defeats an enemy.
6. Current Experience Points.
7. Required Experience: Points to the next level.
8. Attack Power: The bigger the Attack Power, the more damage the character gives.
9. Defense Power: The bigger the Defense Power, the less damage the character takes.
10. Agility: Affects the character's order of attack in a battle. The higher the Agility, the sooner the character's turn comes in a battle.
11. Evasion: The bigger the Evasion, the more often the character can dodge an enemy's attack.
12. Luck: Affects various bonuses in a battle.
13. Skills: Descriptions of the skills the character can use in a battle.
14. Money: The sum of money the party carries. The unit of currency is "Dinale."
15. Debt: The sum of money the Launcher Family owes the Society. If the party is completely defeated and all the members cannot continue a battle, a "Rescue Charge" will be added. All debt that the party has been charged during their adventures will be kept in memory to be then activated as a bonus feature when the player restarts the game. If the player pays off the debt after restarting the game, a secret item will be revealed. Also, when restarting the game, the player will be able to access the Top Hunter Mode!
Party
You can change the formation or settings of the party.
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Battle Formation: Change the formation of the party members in a battle. Once the characters are placed, press CANCEL to go back to the Menu screen.
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Party Breakup: Dismiss the third member of the party (cannot be Mag or Linear). This option is not available in certain areas such as inside a dungeon.
System
You can change the game's default settings.
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Sound: Change the sound output between MONO and STEREO, turn voiceovers ON/OFF, adjust volume for BGM and special effects sounds. If you use a mono TV, please select MONO.
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Text Display Speed: Adjust the speed of text display between slow, normal, and fast.
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Window Color: Choose 1 of 4
Tips & Maps
Launcher family debt
The cost of rescue is added to the Launcher family debt. It does not greatly affect game progress, but try to pay it back to the Society receptionist.
Exhausted party members
Even if all party members are exhausted, this does not affect their levels, experience points, money, or items carried.
Get Items After Battle
Sometimes enemies drop items after a battle. If the party inventory is full, the found item can be thrown away, or a different item in the party inventory can be thrown away to make room.
Normal Attacks
Mag, Chain, and other Cyframe users attack with their Cyframe, while Linear, Gre, and others attack with equipped weapons. The FP gauge recovers slightly after this action.
Special Attacks
Cyframe users attack with special attacks dependent on their Cyframe, while Linear and Gre use learned special attacks. Using a special attack consumes FP and results in a longer waiting time.
Special Skills
Special skills do not consume FP and become unavailable for a while after use in battle, but will be available again after a few battles and become more powerful with use.
Items
Use attacking or healing items in battle by selecting this command to display available items. FP recovers a little after an item is used.
Move
Allows characters to move one step forward or backward in the fighting grid. FP recovers a little after a character moves.
Defense
Characters take less damage from enemies. FP recovers a little after a character defends.
Escape
Allows characters to escape from a battle, though it sometimes fails and never works against boss characters.
Learning Special Attacks
Powerful special attacks can be launched by consuming FP, and new ones can be learned by accumulating and consuming TP. A special attack learned first in combat can be used once without consuming FP.
Magna Punch
Attack an enemy with a Cyframe punch.
Magna Snap
Special attack by snapping 3 enemies.
Magna Combo
Combo attack of double and upper punch on an enemy.
Magna Hammer
Hit an enemy from the side with a hammer; enemy one line back.
Crash Hammer
Pound an enemy from above with a hammer.
Swing Hammer
Knock an enemy upward with a hammer.
Magna Spin
Unleash yo-yo at an enemy.
Loop-the-Loop
Attack all enemies within a large circle.
Pinwheel
Unleash yo-yo to spin an enemy.
A Little First Aid
Recover a character's HP for 200+3%.
First Aid Need
Recover a character's HP for 300+15%.
Serious First Aid
Recover all characters' HP for 250+23%. It doesn't work on a character unable to fight.
Wakeup Touch
Cures a character's sleep or blindness.
Antidote Touch
Cures a character's poison or paralysis.
Unblocking Touch
Cures a character's skill blocking.
Protection Spell
Increase defense of characters in one line.
Strength Spell
Increase attack of characters in one line.
Quickness Spell
Increases agility of characters in one line.
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