Latest Turtle Rock Studios News

The next round of free games for Xbox Live Gold members in March 2017 have been announced, and the list includes co-op shooter Evolve and Borderlands 2.

Left 4 Dead and Evolve developer Turtle Rock Studios reveals that it is working on a new game, which will have co-op FPS gameplay and ‘plenty of baddies to shoot.’

Even after a successful resurrection as a free-to-play game on Steam, Turtle Rock Studios announces that support for the multiplayer-centric title, Evolve, is coming to an end.

Turtle Rock Studios co-founders Chris Ashton and Phil Robb, announces that the 4v1 asymmetrical shooter Evolve is getting completely overhauled and going permanently free-to-play.

Turtle Rock Studios, the developer behind the multiplayer games Left 4 Dead and Evolve releases a job listing seeking animators for a brand new title.

2K Games and Turtle Rock Studios announce a free to play event for asymmetrical shooter Evolve. The event is for PC and Xbox One over Labor Day weekend.

Several hotly-anticipated AAA releases have seen a dramatic drop in online player bases over recent months. We take a look at how and why this has happened.

A month and a half after it hit shelves, ‘Evolve’ is about to release its first major update, dropping four new hunters and one new monster into the fray.

Turtle Rock Studios details Patch 1.3 for ‘Evolve,’ which effectively nerfs aspects of the Wraith monster, but also further improves the overall balancing of the game.

Turtle Rock Studios announces a St. Patrick’s Day community challenge for their multiplayer game, ‘Evolve’, which features green weapon skins as a reward.

Turtle Rock Studios announces two new maps available as free DLC for ‘Evolve.’ The new content releases first on Xbox One and a month later for PC and PS4 .

Despite launching just over a month ago to the excitement of gamers, ‘Evolve’ is already noting a steadily decreasing number of players in its Steam version.

Turtle Rock announces that a new patch is now available for asymmetrical multiplayer shooter ‘Evolve’, aiming to tackle problems with matchmaking and player progression.

When ‘Evolve’ hits all the right notes it succeeds at delivering a tense and dynamic boss battles, but if just one thing goes wrong it loses its appeal rather quickly.

Turtle Rock Studios’ infographic looks at ‘Evolve’s’ first week, highlighting a vast and dedicated audience, the most popular hunters, and overall monster supremacy.