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evoland main concept is video games evolution, so the most noticeable thing is the "evolution" from gameboy-like graphics into 3d and an implementation of game features (ex: arrow keys, sounds). you can try the classic version to get the feeling here: http://evoland.shirogames.com/classic
But Evoland makes sense for the first game. The game evolves as you discover more and more features to be added to the gaming experience.
LOL Nostalgialand would have been a better title for the sequel.