Armored Core 6 will appear on sale after a few weeks, and, apparently, the new work of Fromsoftware has already interested a considerable audience, at least, judging by the numbers received from the gameplay roller on YouTube.

According to PCGAMESN, Armored Core 6 scored 3.3 million. Views, ahead of Starfield, Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty, Assassin’s Creed Mirage and Avatar Frontiers of Pandora. The video in question can be seen here.

More precisely, among the most viewed videos of the most significant games of this period, we find Baldur’s Gate 3 with 610 thousand. Views, Avatar Frontiers of Pandora with 2.3 million. Views, Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty, which with 2.5 million. Views a little ahead of the Ubisoft game, then there is Starfield Direct with 2.8 million. Views and, finally, Assassin’s Creed Mirage with 3.1 million. Views.

Star Wars Outlaws, on the contrary, scored 3.3 million. Views along with the Armored Core 6, but with a separation of a few weeks. Of course, all numbers are true at the time of writing this news, so in the coming days and weeks they can change.

It is obvious that these data for Armored Core 6 are not enough to claim that the game is waiting for a great commercial success, but it cannot be denied that the science fiction fantastic fur fantasy in a short time has attracted great attention. In fact, the trailer was available within five days and was able to surpass the results of other games whose videos circulated within a few weeks (most of these numbers belong to trailers released on June 11 and 12, 2023).

As for the reasons for this success, the Armored Core 6 is a new chapter in a long -playing saga that enjoys great love, but, as a rule, is designed for an audience carried away by a franchise. It can be assumed that Armored Core 6 also attracts attention because it is a new game from Fromsoftware, which has just released after the enormous success of Elden Ring. In addition, this is also facilitated by the fact that the new chapter is a high -budget project with an excellent visual component, while previous chapters were often "inferior" work in terms of purely production value.