A good "soul-like" measure is not the power of its (unnamed) king, but the distortion of its pawns. Marquee opponents such as Ornstein and Smough may account for the vast majority of YouTube uploaded content, but they are not, and should not be, all sources of fear. Nioh 2 offers a lot of bosses, most of them taken from the despicable class of Japanese folklore, and everyone has the ability to move proceedings to the "monster" or spiritual realm, where their attacks are even more fierce -A nice stage of change in boss thinking. My outstanding performance includes a giant owl demon who turns off the lights regularly, forcing you to track the creature with his staring red eyes. However, for the fusion of Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls in 2017, this is a great, even conservative and overloaded follow-up, and is not really a giant. It's about the dirty little hybrids in the bushes, with the usual grunts sitting idly by.
Nioh 2 reviews
- Developer: Ninja
- announcer: Koei Tecmo / Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Platform: Reviewed on PS4
- Availability: March 13 on PS4
For example: you will encounter a demon sorcerer whose abilities include spin attacks of some kind of arthritis, gurgling and shaking, as if trying to free himself from the net. It's easy to escape, and it's stupid and more advanced than special moves. Usually, it ends with a witch tumble in the heap. But sometimes, as a result, she hits a knife on your head. Elsewhere, you will encounter predatory robbers until they are about to die. Then, they will wrestle you on the ground, and then warriors pretending to be polished, these warriors will spit out fire and poison by demons.
The head is that you are working on Toyotomi Hideyoshi's secret history. Toyotomi Hideyoshi is the real name in real life. He unified a tortured Japan, and in this reenactment, he is actually two people. The real Hideyoshi feat consists of confiscating swords from all over Japan and melting them into Buddha statues-a bit ironic here, as you will spend a lot of Nioh 2 thinking about how to dispose of all worn gears to fill your inventory. The first game had almost no storytelling, while the second game offered the same, luxurious but savvy combination of celebrities of the era, quirky characters, and mime manipulators. Dialogue and acting are dazzling, but they have almost no narrative backbone. In the end, this is just a bunch of episodes, where you can pick out the main and side tasks from a "total war" worldview.
Veteran players will find that Nioh 2 looks and processes much the same, giving or shooting more realistic animations and richer color palettes. Nioh derives from the soul the idea of dropping XP collected at the point of death, giving you a chance to restore it, and the moody meandering level pierced by the moody elf god sh, these god restore can restore your life At the same time, you can also revive non-boss enemies. Unlike Soul, these are separately loaded areas, but they are similarly emphasized by unlockable shortcuts. Most buildings consist of three or four shrines, which are located near the door, and once you work hard, you must open them from the other side. Nioh's main geographic change is the dark area, where the boundary between mortal and monster realm has collapsed. Here, the shrine and treasure chest are forbidden to enter until you clear the boss who caused the spiritual overflow.
