Exo Mayhem

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Exo Mayhem is a supervillain action game where you can soar freely through the skies of a lush multi-biome mall and unleash mayhem and destruction. You will fight, shoot, stab, explode, destroy, and conquer in Paradise Mall with over 60 missions and challenges as you upgrade your weapons and exo suit with over 42 different weapons and powers to unlock and upgrade. This is the ultimate supervillain…

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

50%

Audience ScoreBased on 1 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The developer is responsive and actively seeks feedback to improve the game, which is appreciated by players.
The game has a unique theme and style, likened to an 'Evil Iron Man / War Machine' concept, which many players find appealing.
There is potential for interesting gameplay mechanics, such as Power Armor modifications and superhero-themed battles, which could enhance the overall experience.

The controls are clunky and do not feel natural, making weapon switching and other actions frustrating.
Quests are unintuitive and often unclear, leading to confusion about objectives and actions required to progress.
The early game experience is disappointing, with underwhelming missions and a lack of engaging content, which discourages players from continuing.

story
4 mentions
50 % positive mentions
-25 % neutral mentions
75 % negative mentions
The story aspect of the game has received criticism for its unintuitive quests, with unclear objectives and broken mechanics leading to a negative initial impression. Reviewers suggest that a more layered approach to mission design could enhance the overall experience.
- “The actions to undertake for the quest were unclear or it was broken.”
- “It might be worth starting the experience with a more layered approach to missions.”
- “The quests were unintuitive.”
- “The actions required for the quests were unclear or broken.”
- “Basically, the first few quests I did left a bad impression, which made me hesitant to continue until more is patched.”