In this Armored Core 6 Fires of Rubicon review, we'll go over what makes the newest entry to the franchise so worth the long wait.
Armored Core fans have waited a long time to see From Software’s mech battling series return, and the wait has been worth it for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. Where the legacy of this franchise was once the bitter taste left by AC 5 and Verdict Day, Fires of Rubicon offers exactly what was needed to rejuvenate it. This title is a return to form, a breath of fresh air, and a carefully composed melody of the lessons the studio has learnt during the intervening years.
Enemy dialogue humanises opponents in a way that better personifies the brutal, dystopian attitude that undercuts this world. It reminds you that while your AC makes you stronger, you’re still as powerless as them within the grander scheme of things. The main direction of the story as it unfolds mission by mission carries this tone forward, exploring the familiar world of corporate colonialism, greed, and hardship that plagues humanity’s rise into the stars.
The visual style is no less profound. Brutalism and futurism collide. Everything from the mass produced MTs you’ll carve through to the half-abandoned superstructures that you’ll scale all reflect this. Complaints about graphical fidelity feel small in light of the gorgeous balance of colour, greyscale, and purposeful design on display.
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