Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon – Escape Walkthrough | Mission 35 Guide

Mission 37-C: Coral Release is the final mission of the Alea Iacta Est Ending in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. While you have been working toward ALLMIND’s plan for Coral Release, she deems you no longer needed as she plans to use the Coral Release for their own gain. So now, you must destroy ALLMIND who has taken the consciousness of G5 Iguazu. The final member of the Redguns is here not to help ALLMIND reach their ultimate goal but to finally defeat after the many losses they have taken at your hands. Time to defeat them both and allow the Coral Release to occur without ALLMIND’s ulterior motives. This guide will provide a walkthrough of Mission 37-C: Coral Release in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

After completing Mission 36: Take the Uninhabited Floating City in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, you are faced with the choice of aiding either “Cinder” Carla in her goal of destroying the Coral or stopping the destruction of the Coral with Ayre. You will be forced between the Decisions Missions Mission 37-A: Intercept the Corporate Forces and Mission 37-B: Eliminate “Cinder” Carla. If you decide to stand by the voice in your head, you will need to choose Mission 37-B: Eliminate “Cinder” Carla. This will place in no longer on her side against an Arquebus Group attack on the flying city of Xylem but instead right in the middle of the conflict, battling against the forces of both factions. With Ayre’s help, you are forced to take down your longtime ally for the good of the Coral and its continued existence. This guide will provide a walkthrough of Mission 37-B: Eliminate “Cinder” Carla for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

The final mission of Chapter 4 in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is a major turning point in the game’s story. After all the conflict and death across Rubicon, you have found Institute City and with it the location of Coral Convergence. Now, you must traverse the ruins of the once-prospering city and reach the Vascular Plant at the heart of the city. Along the way, you will find the remnants of the corporations and long-forgotten Institute technology battle against you and each other. This guide will provide a walkthrough of Mission 34: Reach the Coral Convergence for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

As the school holidays wind to a close, and those heady weeks of FIFA games and lengthy RPG sessions fade into memory, my household has had one last gaming hurrah. I’ve been making my way through all of the things I saw at Gamescom, and carried on with some of them when I got home. Wayfinder has become the daily MMO hit, and I’ve been playing with my son in his first true stint of online gaming. Alongside that I’m still playing Baldur’s Gate 3, and I’m probably going to finish up just as the PS5 version appears. It’s safe to say it’s very, very good, and if you haven’t been able to play yet, you should be excited.

Fans were surprised to see Armored Core make a return after being gone for about a decade. The video game franchise saw a triumphant return to the public when it was first unveiled during last year’s The Game Awards event. With FromSoftware working on the game, fans who enjoyed the classic mech franchise were eager to work alongside newcomers who have fallen in love with FromSoftware with some of their latest video game releases, such as their epic hit Elden Ring. Fortunately, the wait has ended for Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, as players can pick up a copy of the game today. 

Unlocked after completing Mission 13: Eliminate the Doser Faction, Mission 14: Ocean Crossing is the final level of Chapter 2 in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. After fulfilling your half of your deal, “Cinder” Carla is finally helping you reach the Intercontinental Cargo Launcher. The approach seems easy enough, but a few of the defense systems in the area might prove more deadly than you realize. With a dangerous boss awaiting at the end of the mission, it might be best to get a few tips on how to close out this short chapter. This guide will provide a walkthrough of Mission 14: Ocean Crossing for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

Mechs are cool. I think it’s just one of those innate facts that we all understand. Give a person a mech suit, let them fiddle around with the kinds of legs, arms, body, and weapons it has, and you’ve got a recipe for success. Armored Core 6 not only has plenty of weapons to choose from, but also different leg types that change the things you can do. Standard legs are jack-of-all-trades, reverse jointed legs are good for jumping, there are legs for hovering, and you can swap out legs for the lower half of a tank, which lets you carry more stuff.

Armored Core fans were in for a real surprise during last year’s The Game Awards. This event Offered a few surprise reveals and world premiere trailers. However, it’s likely that quite a few of us were not expecting this mech franchise to make a surprise return. However, that’s exactly what happened. We were introduced to Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon. The video game was going to bring this IP back into the limelight after FromSoftware had gained quite the worldwide attention thanks to their series of Souls games along with their biggest hit into the marketplace, Elden Ring.

FromSoftware has released quite a few hits over the years, and they are currently supporting their latest release into the marketplace, Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon. This mech game franchise has made a big return to the marketplace after being missing in action for the past decade. But now that players can go through this game, the hunt has been on to find the fabled Moonlight Greatsword. It looks like this weapon has finally been discovered, and players up for the challenge can seek this weapon out themselves.

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During The Game Awards of 2022, fans were surprised to see that FromSoftware was bringing back Armored Core. The franchise has been dormant for a decade, and fans who wanted to see this IP revived were finally going to receive a brand-new installment. Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon has since been released into the marketplace, and this past weekend was its first to be available for fans to enjoy. So those wondering how it did might find this game didn’t have any trouble getting an audience of players through Steam.

Swapping swords and spells for mechs and missiles probably wasn't the first thing a FromSoftware accountant suggested following the absurd success of Elden Ring, but then the Japanese developer doesn't do things by the books. Having sold more than 20 million copies of the open world masterpiece, the studio has returned to a series it made primarily before Demon's Souls put its name on the map: Armored Core. A continuation rather than a reboot, an army of new fans is sure to make Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon the most popular entry in the mech franchise to date. What they'll need to accept, though, is this isn't the sort of FromSoftware experience they're used to — it's far from Elden Ring with robots.