Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon – How to Defeat The Handler Walter Boss Fight

The dangerous weaver of magic known as the Larva Mage is one of the main bosses of the (D&D) DLC for , and can be a challenging fight due to their unpredictable spells. A figure you question and could even take a deal from at the end of Chapter 4, this summoner has minions ready to fight with them. The battle that takes place deep unground may pose a great obstacle to you or your party.

One of the most difficult early bosses you fight in is the Scrapped Watchman, a giant police puppet charged with electricity that can be very difficult to beat. Split into two distinct phases, you'll have to master Pinocchio's movement and wait for the perfect times to strike. The limited gear you have at this point in the game gives you only a few options for taking down this giant automaton.

Armored Core 6 hides a lot of its best story beats behind your third playthrough, and it turns out one of the funniest moments in FromSoftware's entire history is hiding in plain sight in a relatively early mission.

Beating the Parade Master boss in can be a daunting task. This is the game's first boss fight, representing a major difficulty leap compared to ordinary opponents scattered across the starting area. Parade Master is the leader of the carnival-like performance you have seen throughout the Plaza in Krat. It is a giant mechanical robot with a cage affixed to its back and a large top hat, which plays an important role during the fight. Its combat mechanics, life bar, and general damage output are very different from the lowly mechanical subjects roaming the areas that lead to Hotel Krat.

You may have heard about a little space game called Starfield, the gravitational pull from which risks swallowing all games discourse for months and possibly years to come. Perhaps that's no surprise for a game that's been in development and hyped for as long as any title that I can remember (well, ones that have shipped anyway) but it's easy to forget now the thing's in our hands that it was subject to multiple delays along the way.

The BALTEUS boss fight in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon Chapter 1 is an encounter that many players have struggled with and some have even found it as an encounter that ends their entire playthrough. For those who were able to overcome it, it might be terrifying to hear that the boss returns in Mission 38-B: Destroy the Drive Block and is not simply a retread but instead a battle with new tricks and moves. Players who are struggling with this fight, especially since the fight is so close to the end of the game, might need some help in defeating this Arquebus Group-controlled vessel. This guide will tell players how to defeat The ARQUEBUS BALTEUS Boss Fight in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

At the base of the Vascular Plant in Institute City is CEL 240, one of the most threatening bosses found in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. This Ibis series C-weapon is quick, deadly, and moves in ways that no other enemies have up to this point in the game. The final hurdle between you and the Coral Convergence, some players might need some tips on how to overcome this difficult adversary. This guide will tell players how to defeat The CEL 240 Boss Fight in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

The conflict between the many different factions of Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon has played a central part of the game’s plot as you take on numerous jobs to aid each side in their pursuit of the Coral. However, Chapter 3 sees the introduction of a new threat known as the Ice Worm, a C-Weapon that is used by the PCA. With a ceasefire between The Arquebus Group and Balam Industries and even assistance from “Cinder” Carla’s RaD, Mission 27: Destroy the Ice Worm brings these warring sides under the same alliance as a multi-front assault is put into effect. You are part of a handpicked group made of members of each faction to take down their seemingly indestructible weapon. This guide will tell players how to defeat The Ice Worm Boss Fight in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon.

Starfield is officially out, and modders have been working hard creating helpful add-ons, from useful, quality-of-life mods such as revamping the inventory UI to unofficially adding support for DLSS. Others have added more cosmetic things like reskin in-game clothes. And then there are some people out there who keep modding Bethesda's Todd Howard into the game.

The gameplay reveals for Lords of the Fallen, Hexworks’ follow-up to the 2014 Souls-like action RPG, continue with 17 minutes of uninterrupted gameplay. While the previously showcased Ruiner fight is seen at the beginning, the rest is brand-new and offers a look at Radiant magic in combat. Check it out below.

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. 

Armored Core 6 is out and further proves that FromSoftware knows fashion is a lifestyle and not a choice. Looking as good as you fight is core to many games from the accredited studio, and seeing that legacy continue is heartwarming.