This should have been another Blood Dragon. No, really, it should have. While that might sound like a negative start to this review, it’s really the crux of Primal’s main problems. It tries to add new life by shifting the setting, massively altering the landscape and with a wholly new story; the new gimmicks should have been left to a ten-hour standalone experience. That said it’s hard to completely deny the game’s merit, once you truly start to get into the meat of the story.
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