Played 2 hours and realized I just was not having any fun. I don't particularly like the weapon (his attack animations/feel). I have problems timing the parry and the dodge to the attack animations. I love big shields in Dark Souls, but that feeling is NOT the same as shielding in this game. I dont like that the first area is just a open area with some "ruins".

I got to the second area (a big safe zone city) and all my exploration drive went away. I do not want to hear any more talking, I don't want to explore anymore so I just quit.

Yeah I think the artstyle, setting, and music is a good change of pace for Souls-likes, but it I don;t like the combat so 👎

a lesser person would say "i'm speechless" when reviewing this. i am not speechless. i got the speech.

this is, somehow, really fucking cool. i love experimental and surreal shit, and this is obviously not exactly a "game" but more of an experience. you watch this weird ass footage while INCREDIBLE music plays -- no shit, this is going on my list of the best soundtracks of all time.

i played this purely out of curiosity. i watched a bit of a gameplay on youtube but i wanted to know how it actually controls, like what do you do while watching. basically nothing. but i still think it's something cool. and i must note, if these weren't images of a near naked woman, i would still love it, hell, i'd probably love it more. if it were bad early 2000s surreal cgi, it would be amazing. this is going on my list of "dream games".

i'll probably not watch this all the way through because i honestly don't care but i'm really impressed lol.

Armored Core 6 is a true love letter to the franchise, and it shows.
You're not just fighting against other mechs; you're tearing through massive environments, dodging barrages of missiles, and unleashing devastating firepower. It's a visceral experience that really makes you feel like you're piloting a giant war machine.

The customization options are just as mind-boggling. You can build your AC from the ground up, choosing from a vast array of weapons, armor, and internal components. There are endless combinations to try, and it's a blast experimenting with different builds to find the perfect one for your playstyle.

The story is surprisingly compelling, too. It's a bit of a slow burn at first, but it gradually builds to a crescendo of epic battles and emotional reveals.