ExoCorps

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ExoCorps is a single player and multiplayer shooter game. It was developed by Gingerbred and was released on October 9, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

ExoCorps is a single-player and multiplayer shooter game, allowing players to experience intense aerial combat in exosuits. Inspired by books, movies, and games like Starship Troopers, Top Gun, and Tribes, it offers Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag modes across five battle arenas. With customization options, dedicated servers, and LAN hosting, ExoCorps provides high-speed tactical gameplay with high-caliber weapons in environments from Earth, Moon, and Mars.

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Audience ScoreBased on 64 reviews

gameplay8 positive mentions

ExoCorp offers a unique and innovative take on the FPS genre, combining elements of power armor and jetpack mechanics that create an engaging gameplay experience.
The game features a solid shooting mechanic with a variety of unique weapons, and the graphics and sound design enhance the overall immersion.
Despite a small player base, the game is fun to play, especially with friends, and has the potential to grow with more content and updates.

The game suffers from a lack of players, making it difficult to find matches and often forcing players to rely on bots for gameplay.
Many players feel the game is currently bare-bones, lacking in content, customization options, and polish, which could hinder its long-term success.
There are concerns about the game's future, with some reviewers labeling it as 'abandonware' and expressing worries about the lack of updates and community engagement.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its engaging mechanics, including shooting, gadgets, stealth, and a unique health-ammo system that adds depth to the experience. While the game currently feels somewhat bare-bones with limited maps, it offers high-speed chases and a cat-and-mouse dynamic that enhances the overall excitement. Many players see significant potential for growth, likening it to a spiritual sequel to classic titles like Starsiege: Tribes.
- “I loved the shooting, gadget, stealth, and power mechanics this game has - it feels more involved than other sci-fi infantry-based shooters involving the use of jetpacks and countermeasures.”
- “This blast-from-the-very-near-past has a focus on large maps with high-speed chases, low-to-the-ground flying, and a compelling mix of cat and mouse gameplay as your health is also your ammo, which does not regenerate while using your jetpack (and sitting still is usually a death sentence).”
- “It feels like a spiritual sequel to Starsiege: Tribes but with a really interesting mechanic where your health and ammo come from the same meter.”
- “I think it has a lot of potential, although in terms of gameplay it's pretty bare-bones right now.”
graphics
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The graphics are highly praised, with an impressive art style that many reviewers describe as "kino." Overall, players feel the visuals enhance the game's value, suggesting it has the potential to improve even further.
- “The graphics are great too.”
- “The art style is fantastic, and I can only see this game getting better. It's definitely worth the money as it is.”
- “The art style is fantastic, and I can only see this game getting better. It's definitely worth the money as it is.”