As mentioned earlier, you can venture out to confront the colossal Titans either alone or in an online co-op mode with up to three friends. To do this, you’ll need to utilise Exo Suites, with the game providing a selection of four Exo Suites, each featuring its own unique traversal style and weaponry. These include:

Storm—equipped with hand jets, a jetpack, Plasma Pistols, and a Longstrike Rifle.
Hunter—featuring grappling hooks (similar to the movement mechanics in Windlands) along with a bow and arrow.
Goliath—boasting hand burst jets, a Kyros Cannon (which fires explosive liquid), and a protective shield.
Blink—offering triple-jump, wall running, phase-dash, and Viper Bolt (a projectile).

Each Exo Suit begins with a fundamental skill set, but as you accomplish missions, you’ll earn upgrade chips (the greater the difficulty level, the more rewards you receive). These chips enable you to enhance the suits, potentially increasing fuel for improved mobility, upgrading your weapons, and enhancing your suit. This progression empowers you as you advance in your quest to defeat the Titans. During missions, you’ll also collect in-game currency, which is awarded for defeating enemies or assisting in their defeat, as well as for breaking open wooden boxes scattered throughout the world. This currency is used for cosmetic enhancements to your Exo Suits, allowing modifications in various aspects such as colour, light hue, and different sections of your helmet.

As you progress in the game, you’ll discover your favourite Exo Suit. However, I highly recommend trying out all of them and fully upgrading each one to ensure you’ve genuinely found your top choice. I believed I had mine with Storm until I fully upgraded the Goliath. Additionally, if you’re playing online with friends and two of you share the same favourite, there’s no need to worry. Your co-op team can feature multiple of the same Exo Suit; it’s your responsibility to create the ideal team.