EvoPet

Name: EvoPet
Rating: 4.6 (290 reviews)
Author: Jamie Ford

By: Jamie Ford App

Virtual Monster Battle

Overview

Version:

1.3.13

Last updated: 2026-06-16

Ranking

#90,411 ▼ 74

Overall

Features & Capabilities

EvoPet is a no-ads Chrome game that blends monster raising, minigames, and card battles into a strategic adventure. Hatch and evolve monsters through an expansive evolution tree, collect cards, foods, and environments, and use deck strategy to become the ultimate champion.

Play solo or with friends locally over Wi‑Fi, taking on PvE battles and tournaments. With over 180 cards, 50 foods, 20 environments, and a 1000+ perk tree per pet, EvoPet offers endless combinations and ongoing progression. One-time purchase, no freemium content, and continued depth for devoted players.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Jamie Ford

Rating:

4.60

(290)

Version:

1.3.13 Last updated: 2026-06-16

Version code:

887017785

Creation date:

2019-08-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

52.30MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 90,411 ▼ 74

Other platforms

EvoPet: Virtual Monster Battle (v1.3.14)

59,334 4.41

(1,615)

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Developed by:

Jamie Ford

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/evopet/id1449709938

Website:

https://evopetgame.com

User Reviews

EvoPet blends Digimon-like nostalgia with a sizable, no-ads base game and optional paid upgrade. Players enjoy the depth, battles, and content, but repeat issues include store checkout failures and a steep learning curve due to limited guidance on combat. There’s a recurring call for more updates and new features to broaden play.

Pros

Nostalgic Digimon/VPET vibe that fans remember, tapping into classic toys and memories.
No ads and a free-to-start experience; full game is optional to buy and supports the developer.
Substantial amount of content and activities for a free game, including engaging mini-games and battle system.
Engaging battles with cool animations and multiple monsters to train (up to seven at a time) and meaningful progression.
The option to purchase the full game is valued by players who want to support the developer and gain more features.

Cons

Store or in-app purchase issues prevent upgrading to the full game (store unavailable or unresponsive).
Lack of clear onboarding/guide leaves players unclear on mechanics, especially battles and card-based combat.
Battle mechanics can be confusing without proper explanations, contributing to a learning curve.
Players frequently request more updates/features (e.g., online PvP, widgets, more mini-games) to expand gameplay.

Recent reviews

Played less than a day before knowing I wanted to buy the full game. It’s got plenty to do and the mini games are fun enough to hold my attention. Definitely need to be a fan of Digimon or at least those old school Digivice toys.

by Cr*****, 2026-03-13

i'm enjoying this even without buying the pro mode so far, i do really wish i could pet my little monster pal, like that would just be a nice touch, but i guess pokes of affection will have to do, anyway, i'm enjoying it so far, is neat, i like it :3