The world is vast and ready to be explored. Not the most original, but there is originality in it, and when you thought you finally got to the big reveals, those were simply small potatoes for what’s truly ready to be unveiled. The fighting is also easy, so as to not get in the way of the story, so you can not feel barred off from fighting optional enemies that deepen the lore, characters, and story. The fighting is not the most engaging, but the flashiness and depth that it has really makes up for it. Soundtrack is outstanding, I can listen to it all day and never get tired of it. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Īn amazing game. Not going to discuss the story past the brief summary I gave, It's an experience one should experience and not be told. Gameplay wise it's the same old you'd expect from Platinum but with additions as the game seamlessly moves into a Shump mode or a kind of side scrolling mode, welcome changes in the gameplay appear at times, it's something I haven't seen done this well elsewhere. Visually landscapes and scenery are beautiful although the muted colors often seem like it could have been better although I'm not sure that would have fit the game which is why I don't hold that against it.
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Difficulty options are very welcome allowing new players to play with absolutely no issues, also allowing vets to take on the stupidly difficult hardest mode where you die in one hit no matter what, Has anyone actually ever beaten that? I doubt it unless it was on PC with hacks, but it's there if you want a challenge. Musically the game is in my view undoubtably in the top place for musical scores in a game, it's sad, depressing, grand, gracious and absolutely astounding. (I use that term because the world really felt like you were with them on the journey). You play as part of the Yorha team, your duty is to do everything in the name of mankind, doing battle against small or rather large and grand machines, a lot of the machines have so much detail and care paid to personality that it becomes a bad feeling to be slaying them at times as you and 2B, A2 or 9S start to understand that machine life-forms have emotion and feeling just like us Androids. The differences are a much more improved framerate and resolution, visuals don't really improve too much but theres a little more smoothing around edges. on XBOX One X though it puts it at that perfect 10.
The Previously I had played NieR:Automata on PS4, I would have given that a 9.8. Previously I had played NieR:Automata on PS4, I would have given that a 9.8. Nonetheless, Nier: Automata is the perfect game every Xbox player should own. My only complaint is that there are a few questionable texture pop in times here and there. Otherwise, the game is spectacular in every respective way.
Story wise, the game is pretty straightforward and makes you question your morals and the cause you're fighting for around halfway through the game. The boss battles always have your adrenaline running which is something I haven't personally felt since Cuphead.
(You'll die instantly from one hit on the hardest difficulty regardless). If you aren't evading enemy attacks you could instantly die to a combo in higher difficulties. Nier: Automata in a way reminds me of a faster paced Bloodborne. Every blow to an enemy feels significant and wonderful to do. The game blends the POV so well in a way that comes off as refreshing in the gaming world. One minute you're in the standard 3rd person, next you're playing as a 2D sidescroller, usually finished with a top down sequence. Lets start with the constant POV changes. There are so many things that this games does perfectly that tons of other games attempted. In a time where aliens invade earth with machine lieforms, the human race hangs by a thread on orbiting "bunkers". Nier: Automata is the single player hack and slash RPG every xbox gamer wanted to come to our platform, and it did. Nier: Automata is the single player hack and slash RPG every xbox gamer wanted to come to our platform, and it Square enix did it yet again.
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