Exoprimal Will Add New Modes, Custom Matches, and Mega Man Collaboration on April 17

Exoprimal's upcoming major update will bring with it a host of new content, including a 10-player co-op game mode.

Posted By | On 12th, Mar. 2024

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Capcom has released a new trailer for co-op dinosaur-killing game Exoprimal, this time around focusing on the content coming to the game as part of its upcoming Title Update 4, which goes live on April 17. With this update, one of the big collaboration events coming to the game is one with the Mega Man franchise. Check out the trailer below.

While not too many details about the Exoprimal x Mega Man collaboration have been revealed as of yet, skins based on a number of characters from the Mega Man franchise, including the titular hero, will be coming to Exoprimal in some form or another.

When it comes to core gameplay, Exoprimal Title Update 4 will also bring with it new Beta variant exosuits, as well as new rigs and modules. The new suits include Zephyr beta with the Boost Claws, Vigilant beta with the Bowhunter, Krieger beta with the Blitz Cannon, Murasame beta with the Windcaller, Witchdoctor beta with the Plasma Shot, Nimbus beta with the Wild Bomb, and a new rig—Mortar.

The addition of the new beta variants brings the number of playable exosuits up to 30, along with 10 rigs to further customise an exosuit’s play style.

Title Update 4 of Exoprimal will also be bringing with it new game modes, including a new 10-player co-operative mode dubbed Time Loop Rebellion. In the new mode, players will be able to take on a more powerful form of the base game’s end-game boss. Taking on the new game mode will allow players to earn special cosmetics and other items exclusive to the mode.

Exoprimal is also getting a Custom Match mode, which allows players to fine tune their game. Players can invite each other to their custom games by making use of a lobby code, where they can then play any mode, mission or stage. Custom Match mode will also allow players to earn EXP and BikCoin, as well as make progress in the game’s story.

Fans of Exoprimal‘s PvP can look forward to the Quick Brawl mode, which allows players to take part in just the PvP-oriented final missions from throughout the game.

Exoprimal is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.


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