To hit that goal Turtle Rock has created a game with http://www.sfgolds.com/ four different SkyForge player classes, with multiple unique characters for each class. The classes fit under basic archetypes medics heal, assault brings the big guns but every character has different weapons and strengths that the SkyForge player will need to internalize. The trapper is also something special, a character whose goal is to keep the strongest enemy as close to the squad as possible, and a shooter class built specifically around Evolve's big hook. This is a five SkyForge player game, and the fifth SkyForge player controls the massive boss monster that the other four team up to kill. Playing as the monster feels drastically different from playing as any of the hunters, and seems like a completely different game.Evolve's been in development for years, but that monster idea was always its core. It was always a team of hunters in a sci-fi environment hunting down a monster growing bigger over time, and that monster was SkyForge player controlled, or could be SkyForge player controlled, Ashton says. That was the first idea. The initial inspiration for that idea is surprising. It grew out of a deer hunting sim from the late 90s. Deer Hunter was really big and we were trying to figure out why, Ashton says. And it did a couple of neat things when you played it, like tracking. Following tracks through the woods was exciting, and having big outdoor environments and never knowing what was around the corner was exciting. We thought it would be more interesting and exciting if the deer could fight back and was really scary. So that lead to us asking, what if it was a bear?' What if you were on an alien planet and you didn't know what the plants or wildlife around you were?