Evolva, Desktop Computer

As one of the Evolva, who are the elite military commanders of the future, you take control of a team of four genetically engineered warriors called Genohunters from the safety of your orbiting ship while they wage battles against a deadly alien parasite that has infected a local planet and is endangering the galaxy. Customise your Genohunters as you progress by absorbing DNA from your victims. Through adaptation and mutation in real-time you gain access to more weapons and abilities. By the end, you will have your own entirely unique set of Genohunters. The fate of the galaxy rides in your hands.

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