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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. You're probably accustomed to using the normal method of extraction in Arc Raiders, such as elevators, trains, or air shafts (depending on the map).

Raider Hatches are one of a few ways players can extract Topside. These are literal hatches in the ground that require a key before you can access them. However, for some players, the first time ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Arc Raiders is a PvPvE third-person extraction shooter where you play the role of a scavenger in an apocalyptic future. In this game, you're tasked ...

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