While Exoprimal resembles other team-based games of recent years, the game’s story elements both set it apart and hold it back.
Author: Eddie De Santiago
Eddie De Santiago
Eddie has been an avid gamer since he picked up a Game Boy at age 4. Now he loves streaming games and writing about them. When he's not gaming he's reading comics and manga, or making music in LittleBigPlanet.
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