Games like these, boosting mechanics are a big deal and seeing how well you'll be able to push your mecha to maximize your ability to boost around the area while efficiently clearing objectives is something that I won't know till I try it. It'sat least looking to be its own thing, but how good it will be as its own thing I'm not entirely sure yet. A mecha game by people who have experience in the genre gets my attention more than people with no prior pedigree. But my interest is more in the fact that this is being worked on by people that used to work on the AC series, not necessarily because this is somehow going to be an AC successor which it isn't. Leaked screenshots from a consumer survey seemed to detail the fast, high-flying mecha combat that Armored Core is known for.Like the OP said, the game's got a clear mix of both Armored Core and Another Century's Episode in its gameplay and I like that. This would line up with reporting from earlier this year. Two of them turned out to be Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Elden Ring.Īnd in a recent interview, Elden Ring developer Hidetaka Miyazaki suggested that the third game was in the “final stages” of development.Īs a result, many have speculated that an Armored Core announcement is impending.
From Software’s Next Game – Armored Core 6?īack in 2016 From Soft announced they had at least three games in development. The change led many to speculate that From Software’s would soon be announcing Armored Core 6. A quick search reveals that From Software’s main website now shows up with the title “armored core.” At least that’s the hope and wild speculation in the air after fans discovered that From Software, developers of Elden Ring, had had their website renamed.Īt least as far as Google was concerned. News from the Lands Between might take players to the Final Frontier.
After fans discovered that Elden Ring developer From Software’s website had been renamed ‘Armored Core’ to search engines, mecha hope blooms.
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