Screenshots of From Software’s upcoming Armored Core game have reportedly been leaked online, as well as various details about the gameplay.The screenshots come via Resetera user Red Liquorice (thanks, VGC) who claims the pictures in the tweet above were sent out as part of a From Software survey. As of writing this, the studio is yet to announce the game, so take the information with a pinch of salt until any Armored Core details are officially announced.“The game is a TPS (third-person shooter) mecha action title that lets you move around an overwhelmingly scaled map that represents a unique sci-fi world with dynamic mech action,” the survey reportedly reads. “You will face strong enemies and fierce battles both long and short-range using guns and blades”.Red Liquorice claims that the survey included watermarked screenshots and footage of the game, as well as a synopsis of the Armored Core game. Apparently, an alien substance that can “drastically advance human society” is the centre of a war between unknown mercenaries, cultists, corporations, and governments. The game is said to be created by Hidetaka Miyazaki and features a multi-layered story set on the planet Bashtar, a world devastated by a planet-wide disaster.“The boss fight looked quite Soulsy – the long-range gunfire reminded me of Virtua On, that’s my frame of reference, I’m not a mech fan and haven’t played any AC games. The player character in a white mech went in close to the bigger robot boss and fought with like an energy or laser sword, this looked Souls-style,” Red Liquorice writes. “The field gameplay, the player in the same white mech seemed to be following a couple of other players in the distance (co-op?) and they were walking (flying close to the ground maybe) through a snowy area towards either a large wall or gate, this seemed Soulsy too, the vastness of the architecture, but it wasn’t a castle more like a worn down metal/stone wall or gate. It was quite short.”Are you ready for Armored Core to make a return? Let us know in the comments!
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