Capcom creates a competitive team-based shooter for people who don’t like going head to head
With “Exoprimal,” Capcom is hoping to attract fans that enjoy games such asbut don’t exactly love the hypercompetitive aspects. It’s for players who enjoy teamwork and collaboration, but who don’t want to do it in a head-to-head situation, where teammates scream at each other or bicker over perceived slights and disagreements.Capcom solves this with dinosaurs. Lots and lots of dinosaurs.
Successful teams have to piece together a versatile squad. Usually, that’s one that has a healer, an assault-focused exosuit and another suit for defense and area control. The other two are wildcards but there’s enough diversity in the 10 exosuits that there can be some overlap. The other big element are modules that give each exosuit slight perks. They’re purchased through BikCoins that are handed out after each match. Players can also upgrade them to make them bonuses more powerful. With three slots, they give players who put more time into the game an edge, but that isn’t an issue because “Exoprimal” hands out rewards consistently and over the course of more than 50 matches, players can earn all the exosuit characters and power up the modules they use.
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