Exoprimal has everything for action lovers: powerful exoskeletons, team battles, and countless dinosaurs raining down from portals in the sky, ready to hunt you down and cause you a lot of trouble.
These dinos are fierce, focused and don’t fight each other – you and your comrades are their only targets. And if they weren’t dangerous enough on their own, your five-man team will be up against another team as well. Both teams will compete to complete tasks before their opponents to win the game. The good news is that you’ll be equipped with an exosuit that can fight off wave after wave of predators.
Since the game is team-oriented, you want to make sure you pick a class that you’re not only comfortable playing as, but also a class that complements the rest of your team roster. There are three main classes to choose from, but each class also offers various exosuits, so you won’t be limited to just one way to approach each task you need to complete.
You can choose between Assault, Tank, and Support classes, and if you’ve ever played a team shooter, you probably have an idea of what to expect from each class. But as mentioned, Exoprimal goes beyond these three options – let’s dive into each class and what to expect.
Assault class exosuits
Your Stormtrooper class is exactly what you imagine: someone who will charge into battle and deal massive damage. This is the perfect class for players who want to tackle the dino problem head-on and destroy as many as possible while the rest of their team supports them.
You don’t have to go up against a pack of birds of prey to be an effective assault class. If that’s what you want to do, then you absolutely can, and the Zephyr Exosuit will let you fulfill your dreams with enhanced melee abilities and melee abilities. You can also pick up Dead Eye, which specializes in medium to long-range combat and taking down large swarms of dinosaurs. Snipers will be more comfortable using the vigilant exoskeleton from a distance, but you’ll have to rely on the rest of your team to deal with large crowds.
Tank-class exosuits
As the name suggests, your tanks are the big shots you want to be at the front of the pack, soaking up damage and distracting the rest of the team. That doesn’t mean they can’t hold their own in battle, but you don’t need a team full of tanks either, because you’ll never hit your targets in time.
SIGN UP FOR THE BETATank-type exosuits can not only draw attention and deal damage, but they can also stop the attacking dino in its tracks and sometimes knock it down, leaving the downed dino open to attacks from your Assault Class friends. The Roadblock Exosuit is perfect for this task, as it comes equipped with a massive shield designed to withstand onslaught of attacks.
Support class exosuits
Yes, a support class can be a healer, but it’s much more than that. While healing is a key part of any chain of command, and having someone in the back to keep the main fighters healthy is essential to surviving a T-Rex fight, there are plenty of other abilities a support can use. use.
For example, one of the support exosuits allows you to buff your team and weaken the dinos, giving your team an advantage against overwhelming forces. The most important thing to remember is that your support class won’t be going into the fight alone, so the rest of the team needs to keep them safe to get the most out of their buffs and healing.
SIGN UP FOR THE BETAHowever, you can go even further than courses and exosuits. There are also additional platforms that you can use in battle to help you out, giving you a wide range of abilities. You can choose a catapult that launches you into battle with powered jumps. The cannon does massive damage with a powerful laser, useful for destroying a wave or draining the health of a larger enemy. Or you can ensure you have healing abilities wherever you are with a first aid kit that creates a healing field.
There are many more exosuits and platforms in Exoprimal, but it’s important to remember one basic rule: stick together. This is not a solo game, and these dinos will quickly kill anyone running in front of them if their team isn’t supporting them. See for yourself just how ferocious these dinosaurs can be with Exoprimal Closed Network Test, coming to PC in July. Keep an eye on Exoprimal on Twitter to find out when registration for the closed network test begins.
Source : PC Gamesn
