Evoland was fun for me because of all the references it makes to other games, and because of the vast variety of game styles and genres it incorporates. The legendary edition contains both Evoland 1 and 2, the first of which I found to be relatively short, but still enjoyable, and the second I also enjoyed but often felt like I was just wandering around not knowing where I was supposed to be going. The other main annoyance I had was trying to find save points, while they were common enough in dungeons, when I was just free roaming around the world I had to constantly had to backtrack to the few I could remember just to ensure my progress was saved. Overall, I probably wouldn't recommend Evoland for someone that isn't very familiar with video game culture, or who just hasn't played many games overall.

Evoland was fun for me because of all the references it makes to other games, and because of the vast variety of game styles and genres it incorporates. The legendary edition contains both Evoland 1 and 2, the first of which I found to be relatively short, but still enjoyable, and the second I also enjoyed but often felt like I was just wandering around not knowing where I was supposed to be going. The other main annoyance I had was trying to find save points, while they were common enough in dungeons, when I was just free roaming around the world I had to constantly had to backtrack to the few I could remember just to ensure my progress was saved. Overall, I probably wouldn't recommend Evoland for someone that isn't very familiar with video game culture, or who just hasn't played many games overall.