Players in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon are drawing inspiration from popular anime mechs, such as Voltron and Gundam, to customize their combat suits. The game takes place on the planet Rubicon 3, ...

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon was one of last year’s best games, and a fitting return for the franchise after a decades-long hiatus. It’s a game you should enjoy yourself for its lightning fast ...

Armored Core 6 fans have been using the game's customization options to create unique mechs, including one that looks like a Nintendo GameCube. The GameCube mech, shared by Twitter user Exoskellet, ...

In typical Armored Core fashion, most of the enjoyment of Fires of Rubicon relies entirely on its relatively straightforward gameplay loop. Players are tasked with creating their own mech, which they ...

In any mecha game, customization is a critical component; a major part of the genre’s appeal is molding a robot’s look and feel before testing its viability in real time during intense combat ...

Speechless. That's the best way I can most accurately describe the first several minutes of my playthrough of Armored Core VI, the newest entry in FromSoftware's now ever-growing video game lineup.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is incredible. But despite some glowing reviews and high praise from the very dedicated and very particular fanbase, ...

Have you ever wondered what Armored Core 6 would be like if it was even sillier? Or maybe you've got bored with Gundam and what you really want is a stack of severed doll heads on tank tracks instead ...

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is peppered with harsh difficulty spikes, from the early mission AH12 HC Helicopter to the heavily shielded HA-T-102 Juggernaut. Then, of course, there’s Balteus, the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. Following the release of Armored Core VI, it seems that Custom ...