Very recommand, Story is awesome and bring friends for amazing coop experience

10/10 I shot Kung Fun Harambe with Matchlock rifle.

good game

Starring John Nioh

I have enjoyed many souls-likes over the years, yet something about Nioh 2 makes it a struggle to play and enjoy. The combat itself is.. FineTM; but whether it's the separation of everything into missions, the constant cycling of equipment, the encouragement to stick to one weapon type to unlock moves for them and to be able to use them properly.. I just cannot get into the game enough to want to proceed.

ngl i love this game more then elden ring Nioh 2 9/10

Don't play this after Dark Souls and Elden Ring, you will regret buying it. Go for Sekiro instead

Damage is output is very low. They made enemies chunkier than Nioh 1 for some reason. Recently beat Elden Ring thought I would try this and was like "Not interested in a 10 min battle" just to 1v1 a monkey assuming I am perfectly managing stamina.

This is just not a fun game, at all. When people come at you with, you need to play more or spend 60+ hours to learn mechanics... you know that the design team were really off their **** when making this. Not only that, but everything can one to two shot you, stun lock you where there is nothing you can do, and this isn't just a 'git gud' thing. Anyone who tells you otherwise has not played the game enough or just likes to suffer for whatever reason. Games should not feel like a slog, chore, or force hours of grinding just to progress to the next stage. Any game that relies on RNG to determine whether you pass or fail is just poorly designed and should be tossed in the garbage. We have reached an era in gaming where the AAA devs are just really, really bad at what they do and the indie devs make the better games and for a much less price.

Thank all that is holy this was just a humble game. If I paid for it I would have buyer's remorse after giving it fair shot. Most of the 20 hours have come from just a couple of sittings so it is not a skill issue at all, especially when you see the hardcore Nioh One players stating that this game is just over the top. When the only positives you can have on a game are: "Well it has skill diversity, no micro transactions...." and that are the main selling points. Run away. Yeah it has skills all over the place, you are still going to get two shotted and spend hours just trying to progress without a carry. That or sink so much time into it that you should look back and be like: "Really, I had to spend that much time to progress?"

Even if you have quick reactions you're just going to get one or two shotted at some point, especially when the HP bars just grow more and more, and no matter what you invest in just going to get killed or burn all your items before you progress. Or just have to run past everything and not fight in a game that was designed for fighting. Do AAA devs test their games anymore? My guess is a hard no. But hey, at least they put a lot of money into PR, trolls, and bots to try and make it look better than it is!

Bad designed wannabe git gud game. If the game is so hard because the controlls are clunky, then it's just a bad game. If a mob needs just 2 hits for me but I need 7 trillion hits, then it's just bad game design. If armor doesn't matter because you get 2 shoted naked but also get 2 shoted with 7 gezillion armor, then it's bad game design. If adding hp doesn't matter because you get 2 shoted anyway, then it's bad game design. If you can't lower the difficulty to enjoy the game you've spend money on, then it's bad game design. If you need to read/watch 25 guides because the game is too hard and there is no way to get better, then it's bad game design.

Nioh = Nioh 2. Identical games with minor changes. Waste of money.