Nioh pc winter sale full version#
The full edition includes the full version of the game and three additions with new chapters: “The Dragon of the North”, “Honor and Insolence” and “The End of Bloodshed”. Only through death can you walk the path of a true samurai. Each defeat should be taken as another step forward. To win, you need to be patient by carefully examining the strengths of your enemies - be they humans or demons - and take advantage of their vulnerabilities. Prepare blades – in this role-playing game on the territory of a huge country covered by a civil war, exhausting battles await around every corner. Do not hesitate, you can rightly be proud of your every success, and each failure will serve as a useful lesson for the future and will only strengthen your resolve. Nioh is not only the characters of Japanese folklore, samurai and demons, but also truly complex, realistic battles using a variety of edged weapons from the masters of the genre, Team NINJA studio. And be sure to bring to perfection the quality of a true samurai – mastery of the blade, endurance and the ability to think strategically. Challenge yourself in hard battles with many opponents. In mind-blowing fights, you cross swords with other samurai. Together with William, you have a journey through a world in which reality is closely intertwined with fiction. However, this time the Land of the Rising Sun is inhabited by youkai, mystical folklore creatures with supernatural powers. The plot of Nioh was created based on the life story of the first European in Japan – the merchant and navigator William Adams. The unsurpassed art of battle and indomitable rage will help to survive in the cruel country of samurai and demons. The gloomy role-playing action Nioh will take you to the war-torn mystical medieval Japan, where you have to get used to the role of a blond-haired sword master named William.
Sound card: 16 bit stereo, the ability to play 48KHz WAVE files Video Card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 780 VRAM 3GB or higher AMD Radeon ™ R9 280 VRAM 3GB or higher Processor: Intel® Core ™ i5 3550 or later OS: Windows® 10 64bit, Windows® 8.1 64bit, Windows® 7 64bit Interface language : Russian / English / MULTi13 The graphical options are a confusing mess of seemingly contradictory settings, which always seem to lead to random frame rate fluctuations even when you try to lock the game at 30 or 60fps.Genre: Action / RPG / Hack and slash / 3rd Person / 3D It’s also not one of the worst, but the keyboard support is awful and the mouse just flat out is not used. But PC gamers will know by now to be wary of Japanese ports of console games, and unfortunately this is not one of the better ones. And while they still seem unnecessary – given how full of content the main game is – they’re all very good. As for the bosses, this is where the Ninja Gaiden heritage shines most clearly, and while again they’re not quite as cleverly orchestrated as Dark Souls’ best they are much more varied in appearance and tactics.Īs the name implies, the PC version includes all three of Nioh’s DLC expansions. This seems unnecessary though as the game is both extremely long and there’s a great deal of variety to each area, from corpse-filled battlefield to underground mines and destroyed villages. Instead you just select missions from a menu, many of which reuse the same level with just some small variations.
Just like Dark Souls the levels do often wind back on themselves and have unexpected shortcuts, but they’re not connected into one giant open world. And despite all the game’s many absurdities there’s also a strange sense of pseudo-realism to the combat.Īlthough Nioh does plenty to distinguish its combat system from Dark Souls the other main point of comparison is the levels and boss battles. The plot is pure nonsense but the Japanese historical figures and supernatural monsters, even the bad guy Edward Kelley, all have a basis in history and mythology. Although at that point we assume it was a more straightforward adaption of the life and times of English sailor William Adams (we strongly recommend giving his Wikipedia page a look as it’s truly fascinating).Īt some point the game’s script turned Adams into an Irishman and added a supernatural element about Japan being overrun by demons, and yet there’s still a veneer of authenticity to the 17th century setting.
It started life as a multimedia project in 2004, but before that it was an unfinished film script for legendary film director Akira Kurosawa. We know for a fact that Nioh (the name is a reference to two Buddhist manifestations, if you’re wondering why they didn’t translate it for the West) did not start out as a Dark Souls clone because the game’s origins extend back long before even Demon’s Souls.
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