Exoprimal is one of those games that feels so crazy and absurd from the start that it just has to be a uniquely crazy action that no other game offers. After all, where else can you and your friends mow down hordes of dinosaurs with an exosuit capable of doing wonders?! I’ve been looking forward to the game since it was announced, and the beta has further convinced me that it could end up being a pretty solid online event that I’ll play with my friends in the evenings. If you look at my feelings about the beta, you will understand my excitement. But suddenly the game came out and… did it get worse? As I soon found out with the exception of three heroes, the beta was essentially the final version. And even a good story, to be honest, will not save the name, which will cause you mixed feelings.
Exoprimal is a third-person online action game based on team collaboration. It consists of five pilots of special exosuits. You will then face hordes of dinosaurs and another team of players. Missions are either PvP or PvE.. The only difference is the second part of the matches where you can either make direct contact with the opposing team or just try to complete the mission faster. Most of the time you will try to kill the always indicated number of dinosaurs before the other team. In the first half, you just travel from one part of the map to another, kill everything that is there, and move on. Only in the second half do you have a more specific task, whether it be escorting a data cube to a given location, collecting data, occupying a territory, or charging a powerful hammer to destroy energy cells. But there is a big problem here. New missions, dinosaurs and locations always open after a certain number of matches. The game also brings a story to this multiplayer action game that only works well if you’re not playing with friends.
So far, Exoprimal only offers partial crossplay. You can play with people from other platforms, but you can only party with people from the same camp. It would still be relatively cool, but that’s just one of the problems with matchmaking. After about seven hours, you will unlock new locations and stronger dinosaurs. But if someone from your group has a lower level or has not yet reached it in the story, so you will have to go through the same basic missions with him again and again.. However, the level of your profile or specific exosuit does not increase damage or stamina. You just have access to more perks that don’t affect your abilities much. We wanted to play like this with Eri, but it would mean that I would have to spend the next 6-10 hours in the same locations where I had already been. I wouldn’t level up that much and couldn’t advance the story until he caught up with me. And that’s only because some plot parts are limited to certain locations and types of dinosaurs.
Source :Indian TV
