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Today's #SteamSpotlight feature is a team-based action game set in 2040. It may be set way into the future but, believe it or not, features dinosaurs also.
Here's what you have to know about Exoprimal.
#SteamSpotlight Feature: 'Exoprimal'
(Photo : Capcom / Screenshot taken from Steam)
Released on July 14, 2023, Exoprimal is a team-based action game developed and released by Capcom. It should be noted that the game is played online.
The game is set in the midst of a dinosaur outbreak that threatens the existence of humans. As a solution, AI and powered suits have been deviced by humans in order to combat the dinosaurs.
Each player takes on the role of an exofighter, who puts on these advanced suits and goes toe to toe with the ferocious beasts.
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Knowing Your Role and Enemy
Every player in the team has a role to play. Those wearing assault exosuits, for example, have the responsibility of dealing as much damage on the enemy as possible.
It's likewise important for players to know what they're up against. In Exoprimal, there are mutated dinosaurs that players have to deal with in addition to the well-known dinosaurs from history.
Watch the game's release date trailer below to get a better understanding of what it's all about.
Steam Reviews for 'Exoprimal'
As of press time, Exoprimal has more than 4,000 user reviews on Steam. These have been categorized by Steam as "Mostly Positive."
"Godlike feeling, addicting gameplay loop and progression, very good and engaging story with endearing characters (great voice acting), top-notch art direction, awesome soundtrack, and crossplay to ensure a sufficient number of players at all times," user Septon said of the game in a Steam review.
"This game is incredibly slept on. Easily jump into dino fighting fun with some pvp elements," user Soup Kitchen said in a separate review. "Easy to play, hard to master."