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Arc Raiders Players Got a The Finals Skin Before — Now It’s the Other Way Around

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Embark Studios just flipped its cross-promo the other way. Earlier this summer, the studio rewarded Arc Raiders fans with a skin for playing The Finals — now the deal runs in reverse, and loyalty to the extraction shooter is what pays off.

How to Get the Azimuth Outfit Skin in The Finals

To unlock the “Azimuth Outfit” look, you need to rack up three hours of playtime in Arc Raiders. The catch: progress only counts on a single, linked Embark Studios account shared between both games. If your Arc Raiders and The Finals logins aren’t tied to the same account, that playtime won’t register — worth double-checking your account setup before grinding those hours.

The logic behind the rotation is straightforward. Embark runs two live online games, and instead of letting them compete for the same players’ attention, it’s pushing them together. The Finals players get pulled into Arc Raiders for the reward, Arc Raiders players get pulled into The Finals — and some inevitably stick around longer than they planned. That’s the whole point.

What Else Is New in Arc Raiders Right Now

Alongside the cross-game skin, Embark also launched an in-game event inside Arc Raiders with its own set of objectives. Tasks include reinforcing antennas on the cargo lift and dealing ARC damage with specific weapons, with rewards tied to completing them.

Here’s what’s currently live:

  • 3 hours played in Arc Raiders → Azimuth Outfit skin in The Finals
  • Reinforcing antennas on the cargo lift
  • Dealing ARC damage with designated weapons
  • Lead-up to the paid Tick Hunter Set release

Separately, Embark announced a premium cosmetic bundle called The Tick Hunter Set, launching August 18. The pack includes a raider outfit, backpack, charm, face tattoo, and 2,400 in-game tokens. Based on the studio’s description, the set leans into a stealthy, ambush-style predator theme.

None of this is groundbreaking — it’s a standard playbook for live-service studios juggling multiple titles at once. Still, for players it’s a real reason to either finally give Embark’s second game a shot or just knock out three hours in Arc Raiders for a free cosmetic. Two things worth watching: how long the promo actually runs (these events rarely last forever), and what The Tick Hunter Set costs once it drops on August 18 — Embark’s premium bundles typically require real money or pre-purchased tokens.

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