Welcome to the Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon club. I just joined myself, and I'll be your guide.

“Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon will impress fans of the mecha genre, but demanding controls and frustrating design quirks make for a tough sell for newcomers.” ...

Armored Core 3 has faster, tighter combat. Controls are a bit easier, the graphical fidelity is better, and the fights are less difficult to follow. ... Armored Core 6: ...

This guide will provide a walkthrough of Mission 36-B: Regain Control of the Xylem in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. Stay up to date on all of Gameranx’s guides by checking out our Guide ...

Armored Core 6 is the modern evolution of this trend. Playable on mouse and keyboard as well as controller, Fires of Rubicon is thankfully easier than many of its predecessors to handle.

When playing Armored Core 6, you may encounter a situation where the game tells you you’re overburdened and cannot fight. This slows you down considerably and reduces your effectiveness in combat.

The final push towards the conclusion of Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is underway as “Cinder” Carla’s master plan starts to be revealed in Mission 36: Take the Uninhabited Floating City ...

2) Aorta: IA-CO1G (Mission 19) IA-CO1G () is found during Mission 19 of Armored Core 6. Simply deactivate the initial fog control device. Going further into the area, you will encounter a drone.

The Armored Core series always felt like a middle ground between the two aforementioned franchises, with lots of control over mech customization while also having faster-paced combat.