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Evolva is a third-person action game, released in 2000. The player leads a team of 4 "GenoHunters" exploring a planet; each of the GenoHunters can develop new abilities by incorporating and altering the DNA they've absorbed from the creatures they have killed. The GenoHunters will change their physical appearance (change colors, develop spikes or horns) based on the DNA they've used to mutate themselves. Your Genohunters can punch, jump, super jump, breathe fire, vomit flammable liquids, shoot explosives, scramble enemies brains and spawn small alien offspring that injure enemies.
The game has 12 large, linear levels populated with alien insect-like creatures known as the "parasite guardians". There are different types of these alien creatures. In some of the levels there are "Bosses" at the end which your team of genohunters must defeat.
The game was praised by critics as very innovative, without any major criticisms, other than the high hardware requirements (for the time) and weak multiplayer support.
It was somewhere in the mid-nineties that Japan introduced us to a little gizmo called a Tamagotchi. America quickly fell in love with these little electronic "pets." Fights broke out in malls; kids were humiliated if they made the wrong choice of orange or blue. Teachers had drawers stuffed with confiscated dogs, cats and monsters, and the national GPA dropped a full grade level as the students were obsessed with raising virtual pets from a pixilated egg on through a natural digital death. As time moved along, more and more toys had the ability to learn and grow, becoming more of a friend than a toy. The death of Furby was glossed right over with the birth of Pokemon, and the trend continues. Playing Evolva is sort of like raising a team of Tamagotchi, with a bit of a malevolent twist. Your pets don't just grow - they destroy.
The overall premise of Evolva is as if Raziel had joined Greenpeace; you must save a planet from a humongous parasite that attaches itself to the surface and proceeds to suck the life out of it. The parasite has a nasty habit of spawning guardians, hostile creatures with more bite than bark. The guardians' sole purpose is to protect the parasite by any means necessary; namely, slay any and all life forms on the planet until all energy sources are exhausted, and move on to the next unsuspecting planet.