There is a strong emphasis on team composition, making it an excellent game to play with friends. The dynamic objectives and different types of dinosaurs to take on prevent every match from becoming repetitive fast. The exosuits have interesting abilities and the gunplay feels great. Great PvE but poor PvPĮxcluding its PvP segments, Exoprimal is a fun shooter experience. The firefights feel disjointed from the core PvE gameplay and the exosuits’ lack of balance sours the PvP experience. By the end of the match, players will inevitably clash against the enemy team, and this is where the game’s problems surface. This means every game will feel different depending on a team’s approach and speed.Īs players progress through objectives, they will see specters of the enemy team, letting them know whether they’re trailing or ahead. Players can switch to a different exosuit depending on what the situation calls for. The variety in objective types and the mix of dinosaur types players will face in every situation demands on-the-fly adjustments to the team composition. The time attack design of the main game mode, Dino Survival, is thrilling and full of tension. These exosuits feel good to control and play during PvE, but balancing issues are obvious when in PvP. Players can play as a melee or ranged damage dealer, a barrier-equipped tank, or a support who provides healing and other utilities. The exosuits of Exoprimal fall under the three main archetypes of multiplayer RPGs - the DPS, the tank, and the healer/ support.
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