Embark Studios already flexed its creative muscles in The Finals, one of the most vibrant, flashy multiplayer games I've ever played. In every aspect of its aesthetic, it nailed the glitzy fanfare a cheesy gameshow should. It also features some outrageous skins - the kind that would look out of place in most shooters, but fit the zany tone of The Finals well. With Arc Raiders, Embark's at it again, managing to somehow make a post-disaster extraction shooter look stylish? However, given that setting, itll surely have to constrain itself in the cosmetics department a little more - a pink bunny suit or a gundam costume may be fine in The Finals, but it wouldnt wash with me if it ended up in Arc Raiders. Weve seen Call of Duty and Battlefield fans get pretty vocal about wacky skins and random crossovers, so I asked Embark how its going to avoid similar criticisms while still delivering appealing cosmetics.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Arc Raiders won't have CoD-style "T-Rex costumes" and "Santa Claus outfits" because Embark wants to "protect" its visual identity