Platforms
- PlayStation 3Sep 24, 20137.4playscore6.76 Critics8.5513 Players
- Xbox 360Sep 24, 20137.0playscore6.44 Critics7.51.56K Players
11 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
New additions, like the UNACs, make the game's multiplayer war easier to stick with when you can't assemble a human crew, and the solo campaign is a decent offering despite its flaws. The mechs are the highlight here, but it's a real disappointment that ugly stages, an unintuitive interface, and repetitive missions mar a big portion of the fun that comes with tweaking these rad machines and sending them into battle.
NATHAN MEUNIER · Oct 03, 2013 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewVerdict Day suffers many obvious weaknesses: The graphics border on embarrassing. Too many missions feel repetitive and empty. The menus can be extremely aggravating. Still, there’s a special kind of magic here that most games would never even attempt. Verdict Day is deeply tactical and requires both planning and performance. It’s unforgiving and unapologetic, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Scott Butterworth · Oct 01, 2013 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewThe campaign, expansive as it is, is also much less ambitious than the one found in vanilla Armored Core V. By and large, the missions are shorter, simpler, and smaller, the bulk of them relying on objectives like "Kill the AC" or "Destroy All Targets". There's a story in there somewhere, but it's even simpler than the one found in Armored Core V, which wasn't exactly Shakespeare.
Kathryn Bailey · Sep 30, 2013 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewPlaying Armored Core: Verdict Day almost feels like playing a sports game, as it’s marginally unchanged from the series’ last game and proves difficult for the uninitiated to jump in. Like most every entry in the series, this is a game reserved solely for hardcore Armored Core players who have been religiously playing since the franchise’s inception. An unintuitive interface, confusing story and an insanely high learning curve makes the game feel unwelcoming to new players.
Steve Hannley · Sep 29, 2013 Reviewed on X360Read full reviewFor anyone already ingrained in the series, the opportunity to build your own team and take them online will be irresistible.
Matt Elliott · Sep 24, 2013 Reviewed on PS3...Armored Core: Verdict Day provides an enjoyable stage on which to both rock and sock ‘em.
Alexandra Hall · Sep 24, 2013 Reviewed on X360Verdict Day is more than just a marked improvement over Armored Core 5. It offers more parts, more maps and new missions while expanding the already tight mechanics with an AI crafting system and an overhauled online mode that encapsulate what Armored Core does best: options, creativity, strategy and teamwork. It's unashamedly hardcore - and all the better for it.
Matt Edwards · Sep 24, 2013 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewArmored Core: Verdict Day is basically a multiplayer expansion for the original Armored Core V that came out last year.
Wayne Santos · Oct 15, 2013 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewFrom Software evoluciona la fórmula de juego establecida en la pasada edición ACV con un título con un claro enfoque online. Aquellos que disfruten con este tipo de propuestas encontrarán en este shooter un juego bastante correcto que puede deparar grandes momentos de diversión multijugador, si bien su campaña en solitario (sin ser mala) resulta bastante más monótona.
Sergio Martín · Sep 27, 2013 Reviewed onRead full reviewAlles andere, vor allem Grafik, Story, Missionsdesign und Menüs sind es aber nicht! Die grau-braune Langeweile wird nur die allerhärtesten Mecha-Fans hinter dem Ofen hervorlocken können. Gerade weil sich die Kampfmechanik den Vergleich mit Hawken gefallen lassen muss, muss hier mehr passieren, wenn man auch nur in die Nähe einer unterhaltsamen Spielerfahrung kommen will.
Eike Cramer · Oct 17, 2013 Reviewed on PS3Read full review
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About the game
Command a squadron of fully customized Armored Core Units in a dystopian future ravaged by war and stripped of its natural resources The last remaining resources needed for the survival of your faction are scavenged and bitterly fought for in the No Man’s Land, a bleak landscape that offers little hope for survival.