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Armored Core VI Online Update Includes Ranked Matchmaking, New PvP Maps, And More
Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon hit PlayStation, Xbox, and PC back in August – read Game Informer's review here – and if you've been looking for another reason to dip into its mech-action combat, look no further than the latest update for the game. Developer From Software released a new update last week that adds ranked online matchmaking, a ranked leaderboard, and more to the game.
The update is free on all platforms where you can play Armored Core VI, and features new parts to enhance Armored Core loadouts as well as new PvP maps to face off against other players in and nameplate personalization.
Check out the Armored Core VI ranked matchmaking update trailer for yourself below:
As you can see, this new update adds a heaping dose of mech action to Armored Core VI, giving players who have already beaten the game a new reason to jump into its multiplayer suite.
For more about the game, read Game Informer's Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon review and then watch this video tour of Japan's Gundam factory Game Informer went on with Armored Core's chief producer.
Are you jumping into some ranked multiplayer in Armored Core VI? Let us know in the comments below!
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