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Exoprimal
Exoprimal is a co-op action game with a competitive edge. Two teams of five players in powered armor battle hordes of dinosaurs. Only one team will survive.
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Exoprimal earnestly attempts to bring together engaging single-player style encounters that Capcom is known for with an unexpectedly solid multiplayer offering reminiscent of games like Lost Planet. It’s a joy to play and a great melding of PvP and PvE elements. While it’s a shame that what it has to offer is dealt to players so opaquely, Exoprimal is a pleasant surprise that’s well worth a look and not to be underestimated.
As an omnipresent robotic voice condescendingly wishes my team luck, my eyes widen in disbelief as a massive portal materializes over a city block. It spews hundreds of raptors that rain from the sky, tumbling down buildings before they sprint in our direction. It’s a jaw-dropping sight, but that awe turns to intimidation at the staggering number of adversaries thirsty for our blood. Our tank units move forward and activate their shields to create a defensive wall. A healer fills health bars to the brim. A sniper takes point on an elevated perch. All the while, my finger rests on the trigger o...
Exoprimal is a game that if I didn’t have Xbox Game Pass, I’m not sure I would have played at first. Having been burned by great marketing in the past (looking at you, Anthem), the sixty-dollar price tag is a bit steep for a game I never quite showed any interest in at first. That’s the benefit of Xbox Game Pass, it allows me to play games that I wouldn’t normally buy. There’s no risk on my end because I’m subscribed to the service and I’ve found multiple gems in the library.
If there are two things that I love, it’s dinosaurs and people in exosuits. I mean… who wouldn’t love those? Putting these two elements together in a videogame is a surefire way to grab my attention instantly. This is why I was intrigued about Exoprimal the moment it was announced. It doesn’t just settle for that premise. It turned the concept into a PvPvE hybrid shooter in a bold move, one which would have been a disaster, one that worried many upon its first reveal. But I have to sa...
Exoprimal isn't something anyone really expected, but landing on Bikitoa Island with no expectations may have made the game more enjoyable - at least in the earliest hours.
You better must choose if it’s worth spending your spare cash because it might not be the game for you and it might be for others.
Exoprimal is an online, team-based action game that pits humanity's cutting-edge exosuit technology against history's most ferocious beasts – dinosaurs. PlayStation 5 version reviewed.
Fighting against dinosaurs with futuristic technology sounds amazing, especially when you are working with friends. Fight on the frontlines, absorb hits, or support your allies against the waves of dinosaur enemies. Throw in a mystery to solve and you have the recipe for an enjoyable experience. Exoprimal weaves together a dinosaur hunting experience that lets you adapt to the situation at hand. Work with your teammates to slay dinosaurs and complete objectives, trying out a variety of upgrad...
Surprisingly effective it may be at crafting a simple-but-enticing loop of gameplay, Exoprimal's shallow variety and unclear methods of progression land Capcom's latest in a middle-ground of being both entertaining and heavily flawed. If nothing else, the studio's foray into this form and model of PvPvE multiplayer is not without some merits. A splendid assortment of Exosuit classes to discover complete with an overall tone and delivery via its setting and premise that seems all too aware of its own absurdity and happily running with it. The latter of which aiding immensely in convincing you t...
Dinosore.I was a big fan of dinosaurs as a kid; I bought so many dinosaur figures together that [...]
With a repetitive playstyle and a lack of variation in gameplay, there isn’t much to say about the game.
Exoprimal is the latest game from Capcom, featuring cooperative action with mechs and dinosaurs, does it stick the landing? Or is it underwhelming?