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Enjoy an updated version of NieR Replicant with its modern upgrades, updated visuals, and so much more. Play as a young man who is set to save his sister from the illness brought about by the Black Scrawl. Accompanied by the Grimoire Weiss, a talking tome, you will search for the “Sealed verses”.

• Discover the truth of the world of Nier which is plagued by sickness.
• Meet and form your unlikely group of allies and fight off the monstrosities of the crumbling world.
• With the use of Words, customize your character’s magic, skills, and weapons.

NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139 Reviews

NieR is a remarkable piece of art, and this remaster touches up the issues people had with the original without compromising what made it such an impactful work. It’s going to be interesting to see if people give it the look that it deserves this time around, because this really is the greatest game of all time, and has always deserved more than “cult” status.”

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NieR Replicant 1.22 is an outstanding remake and an excellent action RPG in its own right. Combat is fast paced, focused, and well varied between three distinct weapon types and eight magic spells. Dungeons appear simple but their design is deceptively clever, and they carry a Legend of Zelda-esque charm to them. The visuals are greatly improved from the original, from character models to background details. Bosses are downright bombastic, masterfully juggling tense battles with visceral set pieces

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When I wrapped up my experience with Nier Replicant, I realized it was the most satisfied I’d ever felt after working so hard for a particular ending. Yoko Taro asking me to relive the same experiences again and again wasn’t a repetitive journey, but a more meaningful reflection on a cycle of hate, pain, and trauma. Nier Replicant is Yoko Taro’s best work, brought up to modern standards, and finally delivered in the presentation its tale always deserved.

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