do you recommend this game?

[Simply a weeb]

im an open minded player I like science open world games stealth etc all kinds.

[Gerbera]

Yes I'd recommend it but get ready for a large learning curve and relentless enemies.

[VanishingClimax]

^sums it well

[AI]

yep

[REhorror]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbRpnn_myMM

[Helgis]

Well there are not a lot of stealth in this nor open world... But it is one of the best games I've played iin 5 years. 9/10.

[Citizen of Zozo]

There are one or two missions that are kinda stealth based... but bear in mind: You're in a giant robot. You're not exactly stealthy. Most of the 'stealth' comes from eliminating witnesses before they can sound an alarm or avoiding conflict because of overwhelming odds.

[Kain]

It's mostly a linear experience, mission based and all, great missions and interesting story. I def recommend.

[Simply a weeb]

bought game, its good stuck on the first boss of act 1 tho

[REhorror]

Originally posted by N64ForChristmas:

bought game, its good stuck on the first boss of act 1 tho

Good luck!

[Blackmage]

Originally posted by N64ForChristmas:

im an open minded player I like science open world games stealth etc all kinds.

Armored Core is definitely sci-fi, but it's not stealth or open world game.

There is a "stealth" factor in this game where you can take enemies by surprise, but it's very difficult to sneak in a 10m tall mech that weighs several tons of steel and bullets. You will do very little stealthing, but lots of shooting and maneuvering at high speeds. There is A stealth mission, but it's not worth writing home about.

AC games are also mission-based. You select missions from a menu then go out and complete them. Exploration exists, as some maps have hidden goodies to find. But it's all restricted to the confines of mission map.

You will be spending a great deal of time surfing said menus, especially in the garage customizing your mech. That's half of the fun, and will account for a part of your success/failure in any given mission.

At the very least, try the game for yourself and set a timer for just under two hours. Get your money back if you hate it.

[losinsanity]

I loved Elden Ring. But, didn't care for other From Software games. I've tried a few. So, I avoided this one ever since I heard of it. But, then I upgraded my gaming PC in all ways possible, including a 49" widescreen and this game supports it. So, I decided to give the game a try, since it was finally on sale and it supported ultra widescreen.

After 60 minutes, I can say that this game is a lot of fun. The very first boss fight wasn't a "gimme" type of fight, which was nice. It was a good enough fight to let me know, I just gotta be a better gamer. Buy it when it's on sale and if by some chance you don't like it, then get a refund.

[vSandro]

Originally posted by losinsanity:

I loved Elden Ring. But, didn't care for other From Software games. I've tried a few. So, I avoided this one ever since I heard of it. But, then I upgraded my gaming PC in all ways possible, including a 49" widescreen and this game supports it. So, I decided to give the game a try, since it was finally on sale and it supported ultra widescreen.

After 60 minutes, I can say that this game is a lot of fun. The very first boss fight wasn't a "gimme" type of fight, which was nice. It was a good enough fight to let me know, I just gotta be a better gamer. Buy it when it's on sale and if by some chance you don't like it, then get a refund.

After 60 minutes you have 0 clue about the game and should know that it is impossible to recommend it.

But then....its the internet.

[REhorror]

Originally posted by vSandro:

Originally posted by losinsanity:

I loved Elden Ring. But, didn't care for other From Software games. I've tried a few. So, I avoided this one ever since I heard of it. But, then I upgraded my gaming PC in all ways possible, including a 49" widescreen and this game supports it. So, I decided to give the game a try, since it was finally on sale and it supported ultra widescreen.

After 60 minutes, I can say that this game is a lot of fun. The very first boss fight wasn't a "gimme" type of fight, which was nice. It was a good enough fight to let me know, I just gotta be a better gamer. Buy it when it's on sale and if by some chance you don't like it, then get a refund.

After 60 minutes you have 0 clue about the game and should know that it is impossible to recommend it.

But then....its the internet.

This is Armored Core, like you get the gist of the game probably 30 mins, pilot robot, go fast, shoot stuff, it's not rocket science.

In fact, From Soft games have always have simple premise and fundamentals, they only expand after you go deeper into the game.

[vSandro]

Originally posted by REhorror:

Originally posted by vSandro:

After 60 minutes you have 0 clue about the game and should know that it is impossible to recommend it.

But then....its the internet.

This is Armored Core, like you get the gist of the game probably 30 mins, pilot robot, go fast, shoot stuff, it's not rocket science.

In fact, From Soft games have always have simple premise and fundamentals, they only expand after you go deeper into the game.

The core of the game is Mech Building.
What are you talking about

[REhorror]

Originally posted by vSandro:

Originally posted by REhorror:

This is Armored Core, like you get the gist of the game probably 30 mins, pilot robot, go fast, shoot stuff, it's not rocket science.

In fact, From Soft games have always have simple premise and fundamentals, they only expand after you go deeper into the game.

The core of the game is Mech Building.
What are you talking about :winter2019joyfultearsgingerbread:

Mech Building obviously plays a part but the core game is about going fast and shooting stuff IMO, you can make a purposely crappy build and still have fun zooming around.

And unless you are stuck with the copter, you can get to the Mech building in 60 mins me think.