Giraffe Evolution: Idle Game

Tapps Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Long neck, camel-like shape, leopard-like coloring and horn-like ossicones don’t come out of nowhere: giraffes are naturally bizarre. What would happen if mutations started happening to them? Combine giraffes to evolve them and discover their most curious, exotic and bizarre forms!

Just when you thought we had enough with Cow, Platypus and Goat Evolution, comes the sequel that takes the Evolution series to incredible new heights (tum dum tss). Giraffe Evolution!

All the cool stuff from the last games plus new features you can’t miss!
Hats? Aliens? Achievements? Leaderboards? It’s all here!

HOW TO PLAY
• Drag and drop similar giraffes to combine them and create new mysterious creatures

HIGHLIGHTS
• Many stages and giraffe species to discover
• The unexpected mix of creature evolution dynamics and incremental clicker games
• Doodle-like illustrations
• Many possible endings: find your own destiny
• Upgrades, upgrades, upgrades…! More than ever!
• No giraffes were harmed in the making of this game, only developers (again)

Download Giraffe Evolution now! You know you want it.

Please note! This game is free to play, but it contains items that can be purchased for real money. Some features and extras mentioned in the description may also have to be purchased for real money.

Ratings and reviews

I've really enjoyed playing this surprisingly entertaining clicker game. It's a time sink when there's nothing much else to do, and I get a lot of enjoyment seeing all the weird and wacky creature designs. I was pleasantly surprised by some of the fun late-game content as well. The only thing I think the game is lacking is the proper coloring feature in most of the rest of the evolution series. I would ADORE being able to properly customize my giraffe-based monstrosities, and it's the only issue I've got.

Use to play this game all the time when I was younger. Now I've come back to relive old times just to be bombarded with ads constantly. There's nothing you can say to justify the amount and frequency of ads y'all shove on our screen. No way to get rid of them except to pay 7 dollars. At least I can say I've played the prime of this game before it fell to corporate greed. Deleted.

It's a creative take on the genre that has a solid loop that will suck you in. Unfortunately, it's *constantly* interrupted by random full screen ads. Remove these, let us watch ads in exchange for content, and I'll revisit the game. As it stands, I'm uninstalling in favor of similar games with less intrusive ad policies.

What's new

Bug Fixes & Improvements