They realize that once they scale this wall, the next one won’t be as hard. "Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon" features plenty of customization options that's key to overcoming the games ...

Armored Core 6 modernizes a cult-favorite action series with fluid mech combat, streamlined mechanics and the brutal difficulty you’d expect in a From Software game.

We’re sure to see some of that scale and speed in action when FromSoftware and Bandai Namco go live with the Armored Core 6 gameplay presentation tomorrow. If there are any major reveals, we ...

In “Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon,” that boss, for me, was Balteus, an autonomous mech that has a shield, shoots out dozens of missiles and spews out fire when it’s damaged.

It is an incredible achievement in game design and thematic cohesion, and, I think, a promise of what we can expect from FromSoftware’s next generation of talent. Armored Core VI: Fires of ...

Any impressive feat I accomplished in Armored Core 6 only came after a serious tune-up; I imagine the same will be true in the series’ next voyage, too. Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon was ...

Everything in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is constantly reframing the player to understand how small they are. You see your mech next to a human-sized walkway in the hangar.

Armored Core has a lot of room to improve and develop to get to the next level. Or what about FromSoftware's oft-forgotten 2009 Xbox exclusive Ninja Blade?! Okay, maybe not that one.

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I think Armored Core could be a big deal. Not on the scale of Elden Ring, but it's got a lot to offer.It's a skill-oriented robo-action game with a robust customisation element which is really a ...