Thankfully, Exoprimal allows you to change suits on-the-fly. While a defensive class like “Roadblock” is great against small velociraptors, we found it to be pretty useless in PvP. Also, class balancing seems a bit all-over-the-place.

Depending on how well your squad is doing during the PvE part, you get advantages during the PvP part, which can massively tilt the final fight in one way or another. It’s not bad at all, but the main issue here is mainly due to balancing. The Exosuit customization is nice, but nothing special. And this didn’t feel quite as good as mowing down hordes of dinosaurs. During some missions in this mode, the two player-controlled squad face off against each other in the end (sometimes they get to fight together against a particularly tough enemy too, but most matches we played ended with a PvP section). However, that’s not all there is to “Dino Survival”. This part of the game is really fun and I feel like I could play it for hours on end. To be honest, I was kind of surprised about how polished and fine-tuned the gameplay feels and how good the game looks as well, considering that Exoprimal is a new and weird IP from Capcom. The action is snappy and direct, the characters responsive and fast, abilities are fun to use and even allow for some exciting synergies and tactics. All the Exosuits we got to try out so far felt great to play. Every exosuit feels entirely unique: from the standard soldier type “Deadeye”, to the bulky, machine gun wielding “Krieger” or the nimble healer “Witchdoctor”, there is a lot of variety in Exoprimal’s roster.

Think of the different heroes in Overwatch or the different characters in Team Fortress 2, the grandparents of hero shooters. The game features ten different Exosuits, which all have unique abilities and properties. This part of the game is very reminiscent of something like EDF and is equally as fantastic. Two teams of five players play against each other in a match of “Dino Survival”, which is the game’s main mode.Īt first, it’s all PvE: just you, your crew and a whole lot of dinos. Exoprimal Review: Exhilarating Dino CarnageĮxoprimal is a third-person hero shooter where you fight against seemingly endless hordes of dinosaurs in all types and colors, before squaring it off against other players.

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