Sharkmob launched Playtest publicly for EXoborne, their open world filmmakers

Sharkmob punched the blue light, opened the door of the reservoir and launched a public game for the Windblown Open World’s EXoborne shooting game, which I would be carefully summarized when Anthem met with just a touch of PUBG. From today until February 17 at 1 pm, GMT, 2 pm CET or 5 am PST, you will be able to receive the fill of Mech-O-Looting through Steam. This is a valuable trailer of Wiggly WhooShes, Big Bangs and Exowotsits to celebrate. Mmm, EXOWOTSITS. They used to be 25 minutes a bag in the 1990s.

If your ancient brand reference only makes you confused about what Exoborne is, I can recommend reading my first article about the game since 2023. The premise is a “environmental salvation” project that has called the project that has damaged the world.

You are an “rebirth” explorer in a suit with the ability to jump and struggle high, plus an umbrella. Your job is to enter, complete the tasks and extract some radio valuable items before the end of the match, while fighting with other players and NPCs. The game is built for three groups of people, with the choice of EXO-RIGS almost similar to the RPG classes and there is a Home Hub area where you can shoot wind with many different story characters. Hah, “shoot wind”! I guess that also applies to tangles with severe weather phenomena: Some better items of the game will be found inside them.

I’m not sure about EXoborne so far. The idea of ​​connecting storms while shooting down hockey started robots certainly has its charm. On the other hand, all of this feels “we have pronounced a series of genres in the hope that Alchemising is something new”, and the artistic direction is a bit boring. There is still no release date – let us know if you have a thought about the beta.