As long as you're willing to embrace its gleeful silliness, Exoprimal is a ridiculously fun dinosaur shooter.
Exoprimal MSRP $60.00 Score Details DT Recommended Product “Exoprimal demands a lot of patience, but those who stick with it will uncover a shockingly innovative multiplayer shooter.” Pros Cons When I play Exoprimal, it feels like stepping into an alternate timeline — one where The Last of Us never existed.
Dino crisis Despite having some similarities to a lot of other multiplayer games, Exoprimal is its own beast entirely. It’s largely a squad-based PvE game in which players fight off waves of dinosaurs that spawn from sky portals. The most immediate enjoyment comes from mowing down hundreds of dinosaurs, from zombie-like velociraptor hordes to enormous Triceratopses. It’s a standard wave defense premise reimagined in the most over-the-top way Capcom could think of.
I can see bits and pieces of other great multiplayer games in the formula too. In match endgames, each team can summon a controllable dinosaur that they can send to disrupt enemies, an exciting spin on Destiny 2’s Gambit invasion system. Each character can also equip different perks and secondary tools like personal shields, bringing me back to my Titanfall 2 glory days.
The changes are occasionally drastic, which creates a level of surprise that we don’t often see in a mechanical multiplayer game like this. Around 15 matches in, my team loaded into a standard Dino Survival round only to be confronted by a previously unseen NPC who joined us. The AI overlord running the wargames, a rogue program dubbed Leviathan, freaked out about the unauthorized intruder and flipped into defense mode.
It’s a surprisingly high-concept idea for a game like this, and one that demands a lot of unearned patience early on. With no indication that the game itself is in a constant state of mutation, it initially seems like a thin thrill that’ll only keep friends entertained for a few nights. In actuality, Exoprimal is a strong 15-hour story campaign ingeniously baked into a progression-filled multiplayer shooter.
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