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Shooter, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Action, Science fiction
OpenCritic68IGDB74
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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Unpretentious, epic, relentless and clear.
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Gaming NexusEric HauterJul 20238.5/10Exoprimal is both familiar and unique, with intense gameplay, tight controls, and an interesting mix of PVE and PVP gameplay. The sheer number of characters offers a lot of interesting ways to approach the game, and the ability to shift builds adds even more depth to possible team construction. Some players might find the game repetitive, but I've enjoyed getting to know the maps and systems and exploring the bonkers storyline. Recommended for players looking for something deeply accessible and a little different. I'm having a blast with Exoprimal, and can't wait to see where it goes next.
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IGNMitchell SaltzmanJul 20238/10Exoprimal's unique take on the hero shooter genre is a bold one – with its best modes and surprises hidden deep within its goofy sci-fi story – but a variety of fun exosuits, the simple appeal of tearing through thousands of dinos, and great multiplayer design make that grind an easy one to recommend sticking with.
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Game InformerMarcus StewartJul 20238/10Capcom is trying to have its cake and eat it, too, with Exoprimal by using its story to lure more general fans while hoping the loop keeps hardcore multiplayer fans for the long haul. I’m not sure that will work; I have little motivation to return now that I’ve seen credits. But I had a fun time while it lasted. Exoprimal’s creative subversion of expectations impressed me in more ways than one, and its approach to telling a robust narrative within a multiplayer framework is an example I hope other titles study. I just hope it’s enough to keep the game from going extinct.
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VGChartzPaul BroussardAug 20233/10Exoprimal is, as it stands, a dreadfully unfinished experience that I couldn't realistically recommend to anyone.
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GamesRadar+Hirun CryerJul 20232.5/5 stars"There's simply not enough variation here to keep Exoprimal feeling fresh after a dozen or so hours"
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IGDB rating 6.7/10 from 17 ratings.
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