With this sixth opus by Armored Core, From Software strengthens its media hegemony by keeping itself among the best studios on the market. The Japanese publisher manages to renew the TPS with a new steroid game where our reptilian brain will be put to the test. According to its philosophy assumed of sincere, always just and therefore punitive involvement, the title guarantees a full-bodied challenge with the master word: action. Without time dead, demanding and visually beautiful, it's the slap that nobody expected. You need to review gameplay videos from the fifth opus to design the work done to rethink the gameplay of the franchise while respecting its legacy. Devilly addictive, Armored Core will have possessed the author of these lines who finished the main campaign in just a few days with as high as twenty-five hours of play in two and a half days. The sign of memorable works?
For
- Fast and demanding gameplay
- Grizzly in the muffle
- Top achievement
- Turns like a charm
- Successful OST...
- Arenas and feelings of gigantism
- Customized Armor System
- Richness and variety of approaches
- Game great show
- Animations in tune
- The Japanese VO
- Photo Mode
- Multiplayer presence
- New game plus
- Three Purposes to Unblock
- Feeling full after defeating a boss
Against
- System of special blows to be expanded
- The response time of care
- Very unreadable narrative choices
- Cardboard history
- ...but a little wise
- Minimal staging





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