Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is the very first game in the storied mech franchise in 10 years. Because 2013’s Verdict Day, developer From Software has reached remarkable heights of mainstream success and critical honor. How does the storied developer’s return to mech action fair?

GameSpot’s Armored Core 6: Fires Of Rubicon Review provided it a 8/10. Reviewer Richard Wakeling said, “It’s a game for the die-hards however likewise represents the most friendly video game in the series hence far– one that sees From Software return to its roots in victorious style.”

S, it tracks a little behind with a score of 78, based on seven evaluations.

Take a look at more evaluations listed below:

Video Game: Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon
Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4
Designer: From Software
Release Date: August 25, 2023
Rate: $60.
GameSpot – 8/10.
” Armored Core VI represents a brand-new start for the long-running series. Full review]

Destructoid – 9/10.
” I was a bit skeptical that From Software would find a method to make Armored Core appropriate once again after a prolonged hiatus, but they figured it out. The spark of the series is still quite alive without quiting its soul and making it something else totally, and a brand-new generation will be able to value why these video games were so venerated. Just be all set to tinker a bit, and take some Ls.”– Chris Carter [Full review]

Inverse – 10/10.
” Armored Core IV: Fires of Rubicon seems like you’ve been dropped into the center of an intense mecha anime. It’s one of the most magnificently user-friendly fight experiences I’ve ever seen in decades of playing computer game. This is an unrivaled experience in terms of feel and responsiveness, fleshed out with deep and engrossing personalization and a fittingly puzzling story that draws you deeper into its world and tradition with each step.”– Hayes Madsen [Complete review]

IGN – 8/10.
” It certainly looks the part of a contemporary mecha action video game, with beautiful graphics, a rock-solid 60fps frame rate that never fails, and an intuitive control plan that drastically reduces the discovering curve we had to handle in prior Armored Core video games. At the same time, its boring objective briefings and a few aspects of its design feel a bit stuck in their old ways. Armored Core 6 scores direct hits in the areas it matters the most: particularly the highly personalized, extreme, and frantic mecha fights.”– Mitchell Saltzman [Complete evaluation]

Eurogamer – 10/10.
” Compared to the sort of multi-layered, twisty maze of systems and stories that has actually ended up being From Software’s stock in trade, it almost feels barebones. While I wasn’t expecting a Mass Effect/Dragon Age or Fallout/Elder Scrolls circumstance, I was believing that a little more Soulslike impact would have sneaked in and a little part of me was dissatisfied that it hadn’t. Full evaluation]

VG247 – 6/10.
” Armored Core 6 is the essence of a soft reboot. Full evaluation]

Polygon – Unscored.
” The rebooted Armored Core is not a stretching experience video game à la Elden Ring or Bloodborne, nor does my experience with those games make me a capable mech pilot. Instead, Armored Core 6 is a reconsideration of a traditional game series infused with a decade of studio development, proficiency in battle and level design, and the increased expectations of FromSoftware fans. Armored Core 6 is a much faster, more refined Armored Core experience that streamlines the mecha franchise in clever ways.”– Michael McWhertor.