One of the main reasons people praise the new mech game Armored Core 6 Fires of Rubicon is because of the game's intense level of customization. While most are busy with high-octane combat and gameplay, others are spending an inordinate amount of time in the custom mech builder. The FromSoftware title has a lot of going for it, but its high level of customization is certainly a standout feature, resulting in some pretty amazing custom-made mech designs. 474s1t

Armored Core 6’s story branches off for a few missions. This allows players to tackle objectives in totally different locations. This includes fighting alternate enemies, ranging from large squads to full-on bosses.

Toward the end of the last Chapter 2 mission in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, you will have to take down a massive tetrapod named the Sea Spider in a challenging boss fight. An incredibly aggressive enemy, this boss is surprisingly mobile, leaping around the battlefield while shooting at your mech. You'll have to keep track of different attack patterns to stand a chance against this mechanical arachnid.

Explosive weapons in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon are some of the best tools for staggering enemies, encouraging you to unlock them for a high impact damage mech build. Useful against bosses and enemy ACs, explosives range from simple grenade launchers to shoulder-mounted missiles. Parts found through this weapon type are consistent and destructive items that can make a massive difference during fights.

In order to buy the best parts for your mech build in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, you'll need to farm plenty of money by earning COAM from completed missions. COAM credits are the game's main currency, which you can spend on weapons and other equipment in the Parts Shop of the Garage. Some missions are easier to beat than others, with fast objectives that can be finished repeatedly.

Although playing through the missions of Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubiconmakes for mostly straightforward progression, the game's multiple endings can be a bit puzzling for the uninitiated. Marking the series' long-awaited return, over ten years after its previous entry in 2012, Armored Core 6 is a large departure from recent FromSoftware's games - especially the massive hit, Elden Ring. What will be familiar to those familiar with Souls games, however, are the different possible ways for the game's story to end - although, given the mission-based structure of Armored Core, the conditions to meet for specific endings aren't nearly as obscure.

Kinetic is one of the main damage types in Armored Core 6. Compared to Energy and Explosive types, it tends to do low direct damage. Instead, the physical force of Kinetic attacks offers a high impact that can easily stagger enemies, leaving them vulnerable to an ongoing assault.

Pulse Shields may not be the first type of part you unlock in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, but these underrated left-back pieces could provide the best defense to an otherwise unprotected mech build. These energy-based shields almost act like a second armor to prevent enemies from inflicting tons of damage. With various sizes of these items, those who explore every option might find some with hidden properties.

Mech builds that revolve around Energy Weapons in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon fire lasers and plasma at their enemies to deal some of the best, consistent damage in the game. You can unlock energy weapons in the Parts Shop and other equipment by completing select missions. The strongest energy-based tools have high attack power, decent impact damage, and sometimes even multiple abilities.

Armored Core 6may be a very different game from developer FromSoftware's popular Dark Souls series, but an enemy that shows up late in the game makes it clear that the same DNA is there. Armored Core is a long-running FromSoftware franchise, first appearing in 1997 on the original PlayStation. Armored Core saw a long hiatus in recent years while the studio focused on games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring, with over a decade ing since the release of Armored Core 5 on seventh generation consoles.