Shooting down hordes of zombies with the Deadeye Exosuit or slicing through them with the Murasame Exosuit’s sword was a ton of fun, as were the rare moments where I was able to turn into a dinosaur attacking the enemy team and stall their progress. While I could toggle whether or not I wanted that final objective to feature PvP combat, another team’s progress always looming over me added an exciting sense of urgency to each match that kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Players can swap between them freely during matches, which have two teams competing to complete a series of objectives at the same time before a final showdown. Players have 10 Exosuits (and their variants) to choose from, which are separated into Support, Tank, and Assault classes and have distinct abilities, like the heroes in Overwatch.

Playing Exoprimal at launch affirmed how enjoyable its combat is. These narrative elements weren’t in the prelaunch betas of Exoprimal that I played, so they served as a pleasant surprise now that I’m playing the final version of the game. Fold in some time-travel and dimension-hopping shenanigans, as well as a quirky crew of characters helping players between matches, and you have a game that pokes fun at corporate greed, AI, and questionable workplaces with Capcom’s trademark wit. The premise is that Leviathan, the AI behind a giant megacorporation that hires Exosuit fighters to defeat dinosaurs invading from another dimension, goes rogue and forces the player to participate in an endless series of wargames against those dinos and other Exosuit fighters.

The narrative of Exoprimal actually feels somewhat relevant right now due to the rising prevalence of AI. It’s on Xbox Game Pass, so give it as shot if you’ve enjoyed Cacpom’s recent games and want to see those skills applied to a multiplayer game. Its tone feels like a cheesy 1980s cartoon in the best way, while its gameplay blends elements of Anthem, Overwatch, and Left 4 Dead to craft an experience that’s as satisfying as one would expect from a game where players fight dinosaurs with mechs. It’s a game that’s full of personality in both gameplay and the entertaining narrative moments spread out between matches.

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