There's a particular breed of Dark Souls fan – the "11ers". Those who jumped into Dark Souls 1 back in 2011, while in their 20's or at school. Giantdads swinging around fully upgraded Zweihanders and ...

The long-awaited Armored Core 6 is on the horizon, and a decade of patience for series fans is about to culminate in what could be the quintessential mech game of our generation. After considerable ...

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We finally have our first in-depth look at the Armored Core 6 PvP multiplayer, as a two-and-a-half-hour FromSoftware and Bandai Namco stream of the mecha robot game helps us gear up for the Armored ...

I’m going to bet that a good chunk of people reading this have never played an Armored Core game. I’d be willing to bet most haven’t even heard of Armored Core, and if they have, it’s simply that “one ...

FromSoftware has always been a prolific studio, pumping out new spin-offs and sequels at blistering rate without slipping on quality. So, it wouldn’t be a complete shock to hear the studio’s next ...

'Fires of Rubicon' is complex, but rewarding. If you're reading this review, there's a good chance that, like me, you haven't played an Armored Core game before. Even at its peak, the series never ...

During my first few hours with Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon — the first Armored Core game I’ve ever played — I struggled (and mostly failed) to draw parallels between FromSoftware’s new game and ...

Before Dark Souls and Elden Ring, From Software was best-known for its Armored Core series, and right now, you can score the latest entry in the challenging action series for its lowest price yet.

FromSoftware's iconic Moonlight Greatsword weapon from the likes of Dark Souls and Elden Ring also makes an appearance in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. The sword, which in most games takes the ...

Rubicon 3, the setting for Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, is a far cry from the likes of Lordran and The Lands Between, immediately establishing a striking sci-fi aesthetic that’s unlike anything ...