ARK Survival Island Evolve Android Game

Survive on this island full of dinosaurs

ARK Survival Island Evolve is a first-person survival game and you start out the adventure stranded on an island full of dinosaurs, where you're goal is to survive. Along with the diplodocus and triceratops, you'll have other merciless enemies to deal with, known as hunger, thirst, and exhaustion.

The first thing you have to do after arriving on the island is to set out in search for resources. You can gather resources from the trees, plants, rocks, by hunting dinosaurs ... practically anything can be a resource. And of course, with these resources, you can create all sorts of tools like picks, axes, or fishing poles.

Like any other good survival game, ARK Survival Island Evolve lets you move freely around the island. You can run, jump, crouch, swim, dive ... you have complete and total freedom to interact with your environment. Basically, the entire island is your own personal playground.

ARK Survival Island Evolve is an outstanding survival game. It has great graphics and more importantly, an enormous island where you can do whatever you want. It's not the most original game, but it's definitely high-quality.

ARK: Survival Evolved prepares its arrival on mobile devices [UPDATE: It will be released on June 14]

Recently there's been a lot of news going around about PC games making the jump to mobile devices. Just recently a mobile version of Fortnite was announced , and now it's time for ARK: Survival Evolved. Soon, you'll be struggling to survive on an island filled with dinosaurs from your Android or iOS device.

[Update (06/06/2018)] The official Twitter account for ARK: Survival Evolved just announced that the iOS and Android version will be available beginning June 14. In the official forums , you can read information about how they'll adapt the game system to a freemium model. From what we've seen in the closed beta , it looks very promising. 

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RequirementsRequires Android 4.0 or higher

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