Though developer Supermassive Games considered including couch co-op, it felt that would have taken away from the game's atmosphere.
FromSoftware has asked players to properly close the game before putting their PC to sleep while it investigates the issues.
Whether you're having trouble against bosses or trying to outfit your AC with the best equipment, here are the best weapons and upgrades.
Fires of Rubicon enjoys the second-biggest launch in Japan for FromSoftware's mech action franchise.
Players can feel the Heat System and stage destruction through the controller's "rumbles and haptics," with 7.1.4ch audio in Story Mode.
FromSoftware's action title is full of dangerous bosses, big and small. Here's how to take them all down with minimal fuss.
The latest title in the long-running mecha combat franchise is available for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5 and PC.
Meanwhile, Immortals of Aveum debuted at No. 21, while The Witcher 3 re-entered the top 10 thanks to a deal on PC.
Some titles will appear on stage, while others are playable for attendees. A mysterious announcement is also coming on September 23rd.
"This is an opportunity for us to truly widen the audience of the Armored Core games," says Bandai Namco Europe CEO Arnaud Muller.
FromSoftware's latest title has some major choices, resulting in three different endings. Here's how to unlock them all.
[drop-cap]T[/drop-cap]rue to developer FromSoftware’s legacy, Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon can be quite a deep game at times. While nothing in the game is ever as ambiguous as, for example, the ... Read More
Missions in FromSoftware's mech combat title are frantic and fast-paced, but it's a meaty game. Here's how long it takes to beat.
FromSoftware's critically acclaimed mech combat title is out on August 25th for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC.
Bandai Namco has also revealed a new mode for the upcoming fighter, a story-focused experience that will focus on the arcade scene.
Ahead of the mech action game's imminent release for PC and consoles, FromSoftware and Bandai Namco have released another new trailer.
The release date could be officially announced at Gamescom Opening Night Live, where the fighting game is confirmed to appear.
Tekken boss Katsuhiro Harada confirms the highly anticipated upcoming fighter will be present at tomorrow's showcase.
The PC version supports frame rates up to 120 FPS (a first for the developer), 3840x2160 resolution and Ultrawide monitors.
FromSoftware and Bandai Namco's mech action game is due out imminently for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
