Exocorps Preview (Steam Early Access)

Exocorps Preview (Steam Early Access)

ExoCorps is Jetpack Powered Exosuit Deathmatch! Prepare for intense aerial dogfights with Lasers and Missile Swarms. Hunt your foes across vast landscapes. Avoid detection by managing heat, then let loose with viscous barrages of cannon-fire, railguns, missile rain, and more.

Pros:

  • Decent graphics.
  • 2353mb download size.
  • Graphics-Resolution, fullscreen, max frame rate (30/60/90/120/unlimited), graphics quality, shadow quality, anti-aliasing, environment detail, v-sync, motion blur, depth of field, ambient occlusion, bloom, distortion, and lens flare.
  • Invert axis and sensitivity sliders for the mouse.
  • Controller support.
  • HUD spacing slider.
  • Customize character.
  • Four game modes-tutorial, play offline, join a match, and host match.
  • Arena shooter gameplay.
  • Five arenas on locations such as Mars and the Moon.
  • Offline is against bots.
  • Online has 3 modes- death match, team death match, and capture the flag.
  • Photo mode.
  • The gameplay is a big open arena shooter with big guns, you shoot down pods for ammo and have a jetpack. It’s a cross between a Mech game and a fast-paced shooter like Doom or Quake.
  • Fast paced shooter.
  • Relatively easy to grasp as it’s a case of point and shoot.
  • You have a set of different guns like machine guns, miniguns, plasma, and lasers.
  • Mini map shows enemy locations.
  • Cool lock on feature.
  • Antigravity can play a part.
  • Online has bot support.

Exocorps Preview (Steam Early Access)

Cons:

  • Can’t rebind controls for either the keyboard or controller.
  • Customize character is just change suit color.
  • The tutorial shows keyboard controls only.
  • Only 3 modes online.
  • Small player base.
  • No single player mode outside of bot matches.
  • The tutorial is hard to do on a controller.
  • Explosions and gunplay generally are very tame.
  • No Steam achievements.
  • More variety and customisation is needed.

Exocorps Preview (Steam Early Access)

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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