The Trophy list for Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon has been revealed by PowerPyx. The Platinum looks pretty challenging to acquire, as you will be tasked with clearing missions, clearing missions with an S rank, upgrading your mech, seeing the game’s multiple endings, collecting mech parts, obtaining collectibles, and more!
Here is the complete list below;
Armored Core 
Acquired all trophies.
The Perfect Mercenary 
Cleared all missions with an S Rank rating.
Stargazer
Cleared all missions.
Master of Arena
Cleared all Arena programs.
Asset Holder
Obtained all parts.
Tuning Expert
Performed all OS upgrades.
The Fires of Raven 
Reached ending: “The Fires of Raven.”
Liberator of Rubicon
Reached ending: “Liberator of Rubicon.”
Alea lacta Est
Reached ending: “Alea lacta Est.”
Weapon Collector
Obtained all weapon parts.
External Parts Collector
Obtained all frame parts.
Internal Parts Collector
Obtained all inner parts.
Expansion Collector
Obtained all Core Expansions.
Combat Log Collector
Obtained all combat logs.
Data Log Collector
Obtained ten data logs.
Testing Complete
Cleared all combat aptitude evaluation programs in the Arena.
Illegal Entry 
Cleared mission: “Illegal Entry.”
Operation Wallclimber
Cleared mission: “Operation Wallclimber.”
Contact
Cleared mission: “Attack the Watchpoint.”
Ocean Crossing
Cleared mission: “Ocean Crossing.”
A New Threat
Cleared mission: “Attack the Old Spaceport.”
Ayre and the Coral
Cleared mission: “Destroy the Ice Worm.”
Into Unknown Territory
Cleared mission: “Underground Exploration – Depths 3.”
Re-education
Cleared mission: “Reach the Coral Convergence.”
The Floating City
Cleared mission: “Take the Uninhabited Floating City.”
MIA
Cleared mission: “MIA.”
Training Complete
Cleared all training programs.
Hardware Engineer
Assembled an AC.
Software Engineer
Upgraded your AC’s OS.
Graphic Designer
Changed the coloration of your AC.
You can check out Armored Core VI’s most recent gameplay below, which showcases the game’s combat, visuals level design, and mech customization;
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is the first major entry in the series since 2012. Releasing on August 25, the game will feature in-depth customization and epic mech battles. In addition, the average playtime for the single-player campaign is going to clock in at around 50-60 hours.
Once you’re done with the game’s single-player offering, how about jumping into the Multiplayer? Are you excited about the return of the Armored Core Franchise? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!
Source: PowerPyx