That equals hundreds of hours of playtime, even more if you are an achievement chaser because this game has 79 to collect! Players will also get a special helmet for their character.

Replay value isn’t an issue with Nioh: Complete Edition because this game is gigantic! You get the base game as well as the Dragon of the North, Defiant Honor, and Bloodshed’s End expansion packs – plus even more extra story lines. On the good side of things, very few people complain about the gamepad setup, so I recommend using one here. Also, if you re-map the key commands, the hints that pop up will not adjust themselves, leaving you with bad information. Nioh: Complete Edition also features some weird controls. Visually, the game is locked to 720p resolution, and it does take a pretty hefty setup to run it smoothly, so be sure to checkout the system requirements. However, something darker than war is brewing in the search for the stone and it involves some poor Irish sailor named William Adams who woke to find himself in a prison he would rather leave.įor a port, this game does have some issues. This period of time saw Queen Elizabeth trying to find the Philosopher’s Stone to win the war they had been waging with Spain.

Nioh: Complete Edition takes place during the late Sengokuhara period of Japan in the 1600s. Nioh: Complete Edition was recently ported to Steam and has just enough of a Dark Souls feel to get players comfortable with the mechanics combined with plenty of original touches to keep things fresh. Those gamers who prefer to hack and slash their way instead of shooting through a game should check out Nioh: Complete Edition.

Nioh complete edition review