ARMORED CORE™ VI FIRES OF RUBICON™

I've developed a strange interest in mechs, even though I don't necessarily like them all that much to begin with xD The gameplay looked fun, and I'm finding myself getting hooked.

Completely unapologetic mech game that knows exactly what it wants to be. It's executed with a clear passion and understanding of the genre. Beautifully war-torn setting, but still includes the pristine future-land cities and megastructures here and there that are needed to have true and proper mecha combat. Plot is cynical, but allows for optimism at a cost. Action is incredible and victory feels well earned... save for some cheesy builds - although these, too, may be punished if you use them as a crutch. Sound design is extremely important to these types of games and Armored Core 6 shows why. Overall mission and set design is grand. The plot continuously builds up throughout the game before climaxing as the dramatic artillery-filled opera that you would expect. Fun characters despite everyone being inside a robot and only seen via their JPEG emblem avatars. But again, this game is an uncomprimising full mecha, if I saw a single human I wouldn't give this game as good of a review. These small attributes give the game a specialized character that would be lessened if certain "improvements" were added in order to normalize the game. Any Fromsoft fan should know by now that this studio has mastered less-is-more in certain design choices. Also in line with Dark Souls fashion, includes space dust hallucination home base hacker AI wife.

one of my favorite games of all time. perfect blend of fromsoft difficult gameplay and mecha power fantasy. playing well means actively using the entirety of your controller, not to mention getting good at this game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ satisfying and stylish. story is peak. even if you don't buy it, watch the vaati 5hr video on the lore and you will not be disappointed.

Armored Core VI won me over in an insanely short period of time compared to other games I play. I have dreams about piloting an AC The way this game makes me feel like a god in a 3-story tall metal carapace is a feeling I can only wish I could have in my own lifetime. At time of review I have completed every achievement at 115 hours, and I can see myself playing this game for countless hundreds more. The way the story is written is captivating. Fromsoft really pulled out the PCA Satellite for this one. Rusty is my favorite character by a long shot and I know I'm not alone in that. Every cutscene was cool asf too, I found myself spamming my screencap button on multiple occasions. As far as gameplay, this is classic fromsoft. A lot of the difficulty comes from how well you build your AC, seeing as how there's not really any leveling system, but even if your builds are sub-optimal, you'll probably still be able to play through the entirety of the campaign with a little difficulty. AC6 gives you a little bit of help by providing straightforward descriptions of what each stat does, as well as prebuilt ACs that you get from progressing in the game, but it's still up to you to put together a strong AC. In classic Fromsoft style, the skill ceiling of actually piloting your AC is crazy high, but learning to pilot your AC effectively is a very, very enjoyable process. If you can buy this game, buy it. It's worth it, Boring stuff: My rig is really nothing special and I don't think this game has lagged for me once. I've got a decent graphics card that ran me about 300$ and I believe it's still close to that at time of writing. I have 32 gb of DDR4, which *was* affordable when I purchased it but our AI generated overlords have decreed that nothing is safe. I'm not a computer nerd but I've attached my specs for those interested. Game is smooth as butter.

我需要dlc，不然我要渴死了

The only good FromSoftware game