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Armored Core 6: The Board Game Announced

Jenni LadaBy
Armored Core 6: The Board Game Announced
Image via Bandai Namco, From Software, and Queti Tectonics

We’re going to see a board game based on Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. This will come from Queti Tectonics and was announced via the Japanese Ember: Obsidian Protocol social media account. As such, this means it will be a spin-off involving miniatures.

Here’s the official teaser image for the project. However, that’s all we have at the moment. There are no other prototype pictures available to offer an idea of what we can expect. 

The next Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon tie-in will be a board game from the Ember: Obsidian Protocol creators.
Image via Bandai Namco, From Software, and Queti Tectonics
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This isn’t the only spin-off of Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. Fujimi Dragonbook previously announced a tabletop RPG inspired by the title. That launched in Japan in 2025 and allowed us to customize Armored Core mechs and go on missions. 

Aside from that, we’ve seen a lot of model kits of different Armored Cores from that entry. Bandai Namco released ones of the RaD CC-200 Orbiter Nightfall and Arquebus ADD VE-40A Open Faith. It also sold an IB-07: SOL 644 Robot Spirits figure. 

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon the Board Game is in development and will release in 2027. The actual video game is available on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC worldwide.

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Jenni Lada
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