Started out unsure because a friend kept pushing it, but the first twenty minutes of ARC Raiders settled into the same loop every time. You pick a route through the ruins, keep an eye on the horizon for patrols, and spend most of your time deciding what you can actually carry back without losing speed. Nothing really surprises you after the first drop.
The concrete moment that sticks is standing in a half-collapsed warehouse, swapping out a heavier battery pack for a lighter one because the extra weight was already slowing my strafe speed. Teammates were calling positions over comms, but it still felt like I was mostly managing inventory rather than fighting. The game keeps giving you those small trade-off decisions instead of big set pieces.
What limits it for me is how little the pacing changes once you learn the patrol timing. After the initial caution wears off, the next fifteen minutes are just the same careful movement and quick looting repeated until the extraction window opens. It’s functional, but it doesn’t do much to keep your attention once the pattern is obvious.
kept this one
https://dfaceme.com/game/arc-raiders
#arc-raiders
ARC Raiders
DFace review of ARC Raiders. Filed under Action. Editor rating 7/10.
Players drop into ruined zones on a future Earth to scavenge parts and supplies while dodging ARC machine patrols. They coordinate with teammates to secure extraction points before enemy reinforcements arrive and overwhelm the area. Success requires balancing loot weight against combat readiness during each run.
Trailer
Gameplay
Review
Community
Screenshots
More like this
MapleStory
Players create a character and enter Maple World, accepting quests, fighting monsters, and leveling up through side-scrolling stages. They…
THE FINALS
Players join three-person teams in 3-minute matches where the goal is to cash out large vaults before rivals or the collapsing arena stops…
Zenless Zone Zero
Players step into the role of a Proxy in New Eridu, guiding Agents through dangerous Hollows to complete commissions, battle enemies, and s…
Torchlight: Infinite
Players select from multiple hero classes and customize their skills and gear to explore procedurally generated zones, defeat monsters, and…
Enshrouded
In Enshrouded the player clears the corrupting Shroud from Embervale by exploring ruined towns, fighting corrupted creatures, and reclaimin…
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse
Rose Belmont wields whip and relics through a hand-crafted castle of six biomes, chaining aerial combos and elemental spells to shatter sea…
UBERMOSH:OMEGA
In UBERMOSH:OMEGA the player controls a lone fighter dropped into an arena that constantly shrinks, using melee weapons and a limited numbe…
Core Keeper
Players dig through a sprawling underground network, mining for ores, battling subterranean beasts, and assembling bases out of scavenged m…