Evoland is a Zelda-style adventure game by Nicholas Cannasse, opening with monochrome graphics and rudimentary gameplay. As the player progresses, it evolves in complexity and color—just like your childhood. A great idea, beautifully executed, with some neat historical humor to boot. [via Free Indie Games]
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