The logo of EvoWorld.io
EvoWorld.io (formerly titled FlyOrDie.io) is a 2D evolution-survival style .io game developed by Pixel Voices. In the game, the player controls a character, which can fly around using arrow keys or left-click, eating green-bordered entities to gain EXP and evolve. Red-bordered entities act as the player's predators, harming the player's character; they must be avoided.
The player also needs to maintain the character's water and oxygen levels, as losing either one can also eventually lead to death.
Game features
Characters
- Main article: Characters
A Fly, the first character a player can achieve
Characters are the player-controlled animals and creatures. There are 46 stages needed to evolve. Each stage has their own specific food and ability. The evolution stage is linear, and there is only one character per stage that players can use.
A full list of characters is displayed below:
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Skills
- Main article: Skills
Skills are special abilities that characters have. They can be defensive, offensive, etc. and have unique functions that aid the player's character. Some characters share skills. Skills are either passive, meaning they trigger automatically or are just present throughout the stage, or active, meaning the player can press right click or space to activate it.
Non-playable Entities
- Main article: Non-playable Entities
There are many Non-playable Entities that can be found throughout the map in EvoWorld.io. Some, such as cherries, are food. Others, such as the Black Widows, can be a potential predator to the player. Some can also be used as hiding spots, lights, damaging walls, etc. A full list of Non-playable Entities is displayed below:
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Biomes
- Main article: Biomes
Biomes are areas of land of the map.
Version History
- Main article: Changelog
EvoWorld.io was released on 10 April 2018 as FlyOrDie.io. Its name was changed to EvoWorld.io on 2 December 2020. For a full version history of EvoWorld.io, refer to the changelog article or click on the changelog icon on the EvoWorld.io home screen.
Gallery
Trivia
- Many sprites of the game came from the GameDev Market.
- Players can receive gems and EXP codes using codes from Pixel Voice's YouTube channel, linked here. For a list of currently active bonus codes, read this article.
- Another evolution-style .io game with similarities to EvoWorld.io is Mope.io.


