EvoWorld.io texture packs: the complete guide.

Magma World

A world forged from cooling lava. Ember-red skies hang over black volcanic peaks, and basalt villages glow with fire in every window.

Magma veins run through the trees, the gates and even the clouds, and the arena becomes an obsidian cathedral — the whole game rebuilt from rock and fire.

Tropical World

A lush tropical world. Warm sunset skies glow over dense palm forests and sandy shores, and bamboo villages sit among tropical flowers.

Coconuts, seashells and coral are scattered through vibrant island foliage, turning every biome into a sun-soaked island getaway.

Jungle

Doraxtures' original flagship. The whole world becomes an overgrown jungle ruin painted in saturated greens under warm sunset skies — purple-to-pink-to-orange gradients hang over dense canopy, and the mountain lines rise as rocky jungle peaks. Stone is everywhere mossy and reclaimed: castle and arena walls are grey block masonry wrapped in vines, and the arena itself is a vine-covered stone church with red banners and a tiled roof.

Ground tiles are warm orange-brown cobbles with bright green grass lips and roots dripping below floating blocks. The decor sells the fantasy: a twisted tree with a skull at its base, pink crystal flowers and thorn-vines, a stone gargoyle, mossy rock arches, cartoon lava volcanoes, and a set of 13 storybook stone-and-timber cottages with mossy roofs. Doors become mossy mine portals.

Realistic

Photo-textured realism with a muted natural palette — the closest EvoWorld gets to looking like a photograph. Skylines are snow-capped mountain ranges over green plains; the ground is dark, rich photographed soil with real grass and snow lips; brick walls, castle stone and wooden fences all use photographic textures, and ice becomes glossy blue glass.

Trees are lifelike — including gnarled dead orange trees — the moon is a real crescent, clouds are soft photographs, and even the food is photo-real: a carved jack-o'-lantern pumpkin, grilled meat and more. A weathered stone gargoyle and a gecko sunning on a rock round out the set.

Spooky

Permanent Halloween. The sky burns a blood-red dusk that fades into violet night, and the skyline turns to silhouettes: haunted mansions and crooked cottages with amber-glowing windows and jack-o'-lanterns flickering on the sills. Sheet ghosts drift between the houses, cobwebs hang in the eaves, and a dark pine forest lines the horizon.

Warm porch light against black timber gives the whole world a cozy-creepy trick-or-treat mood — spooky without ever being hard to read mid-fight.

Ocean World

The biggest and most transformative pack: EvoWorld as a watercolor sunken kingdom. Every biome goes underwater — deep ocean-blue skies, kelp-and-coral seabeds dotted with shells and starfish, and teal stone-brick ruins for castle and arena walls. The arena is the store's masterpiece: a mermaid castle with a fish-scale roof edged in pearls and shells, stained-glass gothic windows and seaweed vines.

Ground tiles switch to a deliberately clean, flat teal style that reads crisply against the lush painted backdrops. Houses are seafoam-white cottages with teal scale roofs; doors become swirling water portals in coral arches; even the food is repainted in teal watercolor. Moons and space rocks are removed entirely so nothing breaks the underwater illusion.

Candy World

A fully painted candy kingdom. Under a deep-red starry sky, the mountains are capped with pink frosting, giant donuts and swirl lollipops grow like flowers, and candy-cane fences line the fields. Houses are gingerbread cottages with golden candy-shingle roofs and soft-serve ice-cream chimneys.

The ground is mint-blue icing dripping over chocolate-soil tiles. Everything looks lush, glossy and edible — one of the most loved packs in the store. (Try Candy World Lite for free first.)

Zombie Haunted City

A ruined city under a blood moon. Toxic green fog rolls between broken buildings, the underground turns into catacombs, a graveyard column of tombstones climbs the sky lane, and the arena becomes a haunted cathedral.

Streets, tiles and props are all decayed urban wreckage — cracked asphalt, boarded windows and sickly moonlight. 150 textures of apocalypse.

Winter Season

EvoWorld in deep winter — "all the sprites are in Antarctica", as the store puts it. Snowfields and frozen tundra stretch under pale ice-blue skies, the peaks and props wear thick snowcaps, ice sheets glaze the ground tiles, and the doors become frost-rimmed portals.

A crisp white-and-blue palette that makes the whole game feel like a polar expedition — and one of the most affordable packs in the store.

Desert

A desert re-theme of the entire game: golden dunes under a hot sky, sun-bleached sandstone ruins and pharaoh-era stonework. Every biome — even snow and ocean — is re-imagined as rolling sand, with desert-carved doors and portals to match.

Summer Season

High summer on a Mediterranean shore: a whitewashed cliff village under terracotta roofs, palms leaning over hot sand, a turquoise surf line and a lighthouse basilica. Fully painted — gradients, texture and light, no flat cel outlines — it turns EvoWorld into a sun-drenched coastal postcard.

Candy World Lite

A free taste of Candy World: you get the painted candy backdrops — the red starry sky, frosting-capped mountains and icing-over-chocolate ground — while trees, flowers and most props stay vanilla. Try the vibe, then upgrade to the full pack for the complete re-skin.

Ocean World Lite

A free slice of Ocean World: coral clusters, kelp, seashells and starfish decorate the landscape and the ground turns tide-pool teal, while houses and core sprites stay vanilla. A low-commitment way to dip into the sunken kingdom.