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Exoprimal is a multiplayer third-person shooter game presented by Capcom that appeared in the gaming world in 2023. Tasked with piloting an “exoskeleton fighter” (a soldier wearing an exoskeleton suit), players will find themselves engrossed in a high-stakes battle. Their mission? Take down objectives among relentless hordes of dinosaurs while working to overthrow the ominous artificial intelligence entity known as Leviathan.
The game divides participants into two teams of five and pits them against each other in a race against time. Success depends on outsmarting your opponents, as waves of dinosaurs must be defeated and objectives must be achieved. Exoprimal launches on July 14, 2023, on multiple platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
It also joins the Xbox Game Pass lineup of products, including console, PC, and cloud. The game received mixed reviews upon its debut, with reviewers having mixed impressions of its gameplay and overall experience.
Exoprimal Update 1.10 Patch Notes
Exoprimal Version 1.10 Patch Notes – August 16, 2023
New content and features
Alpha variant outerwear:
- Outlaws Alpha: Blast
- Zephyr Alpha: Energy Wheel
- Danmaku Alpha: Rocket Jump
- Vigilant Alpha: Archer
- Roadblock Alpha: Bastion Shield
- Krieg Alpha: assault shotgun
- Murasame Alpha: Frost Blade
- Alpha Witch Doctor: Binary Beam
- Tianbo Alpha: Thunder Strike
- Nimbus Alpha: Double Pipe
New modules: 34 new modules added.
Boss Fight: Added to Brutal Challenge.
War Chest: New exoskeleton skins, weapon skins, decals, charms, stamps, emotes, badges and player icon backgrounds.
Medals: New medals added.
Awards: Added new awards and changed the design of some awards.
User interface tweaks:
- Respawn timer added next to Allied exoskeleton display.
- Switch between friendly and enemy team members on the results screen.
- Check the medal score and set EXP value on the results screen.
- It is now possible to see the number of BikCoins awarded for bundle level rewards.
- The slot number of the currently equipped module is displayed in the module list.
Bug fixes and balance adjustments
Savage Gloves:
- Ranking discrepancy issue fixed.
- Reassign ranking rewards to affected players.
Exterior adjustment:
Sharpshooter
- Fixed a bug where using the Sharpshooter’s standard attack immediately after using the Thrust Attack ability would occasionally cause projectiles to be fired at a location other than where the player was aiming.
- Fixed D – Reload Dodge Module cooldown increase value bug. (Available in Arabic only)
Barrage
- Fixed a bug where Jump Bomber projectiles would occasionally pass through the Krieg Dome shield under certain conditions.
- Fixed a bug where players would eliminate themselves due to damage from Triple Threat.
- Fixed a bug where stun grenades would occasionally hit large dinosaurs twice.
- Fixed a bug where enemies equipped with the Barricade Ballistic Wall or Shield would not be stunned when hit from behind by a stun grenade.
- Fixed a bug where players would occasionally receive the Flapjack Medal twice when burning and flipping Ankylosaurus.
vigilant
- Fixed a bug where enemies equipped with Barricade Ballistic Walls or Shields would not freeze if hit from behind by Frost Lock.
Roadblock
- Fixed an issue where Barricade’s Storm Drive would not kill Pteranodon in some cases, despite damaging them.
- Fixed some bugs that occurred when Skywave activated desync when the Barricade Storm drive was active.
Krieger
- Made the Todesregen laser pointer more visible so players can tell if it hits the ground.
- Fixed a bug where the point of impact of the Tordregan projectile was significantly different from where the laser was pointed.
Murasame
- Fixed a bug where the crescent moon would not hit certain baby dinosaurs under certain conditions.
- Fixed a bug where Murasame would occasionally be locked in Kong Counter stance and unable to sprint.
witch doctor
- Fixed a bug that occurred in network environments with limited bandwidth causing the effect of the Repair Field to not activate, even though its usage would be reduced.
Tianbo
- Fixed a bug where Skywave’s Aether Lance attack would only damage one enemy in a group of enemies gathered together.
- Fixed a bug that caused Sky Wave to be unable to return to Air Dominance when using the catapult device during Air Dominance.
rain clouds
- Fixed a bug where Nimbus was unable to damage enemies when attacking near their data keys.
module
- Fixed a bug where Barrage’s B – Boost Grenade module would not properly increase the damage done by the Skipbomber against certain enemies.
- Fixed a bug where Stinger Shot’s cooldown would not be reduced when killing multiple hostile Exofighters with a single Stinger Shot when equipped with Vigilant’s V-Finishing Streak module.
other:
- Fixed a bug where using a charge attack while controlling a Carnotaurus with a Juggernaut would occasionally cause the damage value to be displayed twice.
- Fixed a bug where players could occasionally pass through the Krieg Dome shield when controlling a Carnotaurus with a Ruler.
- Fixed a bug where damage values would not be displayed when attacking enemy artifacts with the Dominator.
Enemy adjustments:
- Fixed a bug where certain weapons’ damage values were displayed overlapping each other.
- Fixed a bug where an ally’s username would briefly appear when relinquishing control of the ruler, even if the “Show Ally Names” option was set to “Hide”.
Game mode adjustments:
- Fixed a bug that affected how the Omega Hammer carrier icon was displayed to players controlling rulers in Omega Charge.
- Fixed a bug that would cause unexpected chat log behavior when players placed a tag on a hostile foreign fighter that had just been tagged by another player.
- Fixed a bug where placing markers behaved differently between shooting ranges and actual matches.
User interface tweaks:
- Fixed a bug where certain weapons’ damage values were displayed overlapping each other.
- Fixed a bug where an ally’s username would briefly appear when relinquishing control of the ruler, even if the “Show Ally Names” option was set to “Hide”.
General: Many other smaller bugs have been fixed as well.
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original gameplay
Exoprimal ventures into the realm of “player versus player versus environment” gameplay, creating a unique experience where players take on the role of an Exofighter, split into two competing teams. The key to the game is the relentless race to achieve a goal, with each team striving to achieve victory.
Central to this dynamic are the various exoskeleton suits, each with different weapons and abilities that can be conveniently divided into three distinct character classes: Assault, Tank, and Support. The character roster showcases interesting characters like Barricade, who features tank-like attributes and shows off a powerful shield.
In contrast, the mysterious Witch Doctor plays a support role, possessing the ability to heal other players’ wounds. Barrage, meanwhile, takes on the role of explosives expert, adding an element of controlled chaos to the mix. Notably, players have the flexibility to switch between these categories mid-game. This adaptability is further amplified by the concept of “gear”, which is an enhancement that grafts the abilities of an alternative class onto a character.
Progression is tied to the Survival Pass, which allows players to unlock a treasure trove of cosmetics and skins for exteriors and weapons. The core of Exoprimal’s gameplay is encapsulated in the Dinosaur Survival mode. In this mode, two teams (each consisting of five players) compete in an intense race to carry out objectives assigned by the powerful Leviathan.
The fight is set against the backdrop of a world filled with dinosaurs spit out from mysterious vortexes. Formidable opponents include the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops and the agile Pteranodon. However, the stakes get even higher with the emergence of “New Dragons,” prehistoric creatures that have undergone mutations and gained unique fighting abilities.
Navigation in the game requires mastering various challenges, including “Dinosaur Culling” (a mission that requires the elimination of a specific species of dinosaur) and “VTOL Defense” (a trial that requires protecting a grounded aircraft from marauding dinosaurs).
In these efforts, players accumulate valuable experience points, a currency that can enhance their characters and unlock further narrative missions. Game director Takuro Hiraoka explains that players’ alliances are constantly tested as comrades they once fought alongside may become rivals in certain circumstances.
Within the intricate tapestry of Exoprimal, multifaceted gameplay weaves together team dynamics, versatile exoskeletons, pulsating objectives, and the timeless challenges of a primal world filled with ancient threats.
Original game plot
In the not-too-distant year 2040, Earth becomes the stage for the emergence of an interdimensional portal known as the “Vortex.” These portals unleash waves of aggressive dinosaurs and genetically modified creatures known as “Neosaurs”, causing worldwide mayhem.
Humanity has responded to this threat by deploying “exoskeleton warriors,” specially equipped soldiers equipped with advanced exoskeleton suits made by the company Abius. At the same time, Albius developed “Leviathan”, a complex artificial intelligence designed to enhance the operations of exofighters and predict the location of upcoming vortices. The fight unfolds as mercenaries and private military entities compete to exploit valuable data.
In 2043, Patrol Team #52585, also known as the “Hammerheads,” embark on a mission that thrusts them into a vortex, transporting them to the mysterious island of Bikitoa in an alternate timeline. Ace, the team’s rookie warrior, forms a key connection with Magnum, an experienced warrior who becomes an ally. However, Leviathan, a former ally, turned to rebellion by planning “war games”.
The games involve combat trials that send participants back to the year 2040, requiring them to fight off an invasion of dinosaurs and new dinosaurs through a vortex caused by a rogue Leviathan. Amid this chaos, Ace, with the support of Magnum and the Hammerheads, embarks on a double mission: participating in the war games and uncovering Leviathan’s mysterious agenda.
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