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• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2021

  Don't try it if you are trying to quit smoking.
• SB rick

  Nov 13, 2022

  If classical Co-op mission like campaign based, hack and slash game needs an example then Nioh is one. Just another gem for co-op multiplayer game finders. It has missions where you and your partner can play together and upon completion you proceed with the story line accordingly. It has main story and side quests missions aswell. Lots of items and equipment upgrading system is their which makes the game more entertaining and engaging. Primary genre is hack and slash with third person pov and action rpg. You play as William A.K.A Anjin, when your friend join in your lobby for mission he will be a William too. But thats alright, various equipment and weapons will make everyone look different and unique. Trust me, this is definitely a game you will not want to miss, if you are onto Co-op action rpg genre. Very much Japanese action types, with your own guardian, more like your special power. Unique levels and unique elements. It has fire, water, wind and earth style. Some levels are based on a certain element while some are mixture and balanced. Overall you will have a fine experience in your game time. Keep one thing in mind, the co-op supports TWO PLAYERS only. Dont confuse with Nioh 2, which supports THREE PLAYERS.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2022

  The game that filtered millions of dark souls players.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 27, 2022

  Dark Souls might have started the genre, but Nioh perfected it. The QoL alone is amazing; not only can you see damage numbers so you know if your attacks are effective or not, they're split by damage type, making it infinitely easier to determine an enemy's elemental weakness. But there's so much more that is so well-designed. And where Dark Souls always has piles of completely useless consumables and items, everything in Nioh is useful. Buffs and debuffs are extremely useful, unlike in Dark Souls. Defensive buffs cut damage in half, status effect resistances actually protect you from those status effects, etc. All magic is actually usable in combat since the animations are shorter. You can dabble in multiple weapons or magics without completely screwing yourself over (and very early on you can get access to items that let you respec, if you want to switch). Some magic takes the form of consumables that regenerate every time you die or use a shrine (the bonfire equivalent), which in and of itself makes them infinitely more useful. Every successfully blocked attack deals 0 damage to you; you only take damage if the attack was unblockable in the first place. The game is hard, but it feels so much more fair because it doesn't hide things from you. Deaths feel like they were your fault, and you learn from them. The effects of level-ups are clearly shown, everything has a useful tooltip. Even when you die, you get back into the game so much faster than in Dark Souls. And the levels are designed so that the run-back to a boss from the nearest shrine is either easy or free, so you don't need to learn speedrun strats just to reach a boss. (None of the Sir Alonne gauntlet corridor nonsense) The bosses themselves are extremely brutal and even in heavy armor can take out huge chunks of your health each swing, but it's not too hard to learn their tells and formulate a strategy against them, especially since you have more options from useful buffs and debuffs. Struggling against a boss feels fun, rather than frustrating, because you can make much better progress and actually properly strategize. It's going to be really hard for me to play a FromSoft game after this. I'm not looking forward to returning to useless consumables, terrible and clunky magic, entire spells and weaons that are worthless, and completely opaque mechanics. I strongly recommend Nioh for Soulslike fans - just be aware you might not be able to go back.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2022

  I love Dark Souls and have finished Dark Souls 1-3, Demon Souls (and the remake) and also Bloodborne so i like Soulslike's. There are some positive things to say about Nioh as it has a cool art style and the combat feels good with different stances but this just isn't for me. Dark Souls is tough but i think this game went a bit overboard with enemies who can hit you mid combo and bosses who crush you in 2 hits with lightning fast attacks so it can be incredibly frustrating trying to learn their attack patterns. Levelling up doesn't really seem to make that much of a difference as i think enemies level with you. The game also has a Diablo style loot system where you are constantly finding new gear and weapons. You will have 5 identical looking axes but one of them might do 1% more damage. It just means your inventory is constantly full of crap you don't need. I really wanted to like this game but in the end it just kind of pissed me off.
• Miel Pops Wario

  Nov 28, 2022

  Take Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls, this is the masterpiece you get. Make your own movesets, dodging, and a lot of dying and recovering your souls. Fair but quite difficult. STEAM HELMET LESS GOO.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2022

  Nothing to envy From Software games, the gear/leveling system is a double edge sword tho, while it gives much room for customizing your playstyle it can make the game too easy. Still a must play, top tier level design atmosphere and combat.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 3, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2022

  The best twist in this entire game is finding out that most of this shit actually happened. This game is also one of the most loving and enduring depictions of a homosexual relationship. The sexual tension between William Adams and hyper-handsome Hattori Hanzo made the grindier parts of the game so tolerable. It is ironic that William is on a mission to save his fish-waifu from an English rapist, but he effectively cucks her for a totally-not-gay bromance with Hattori Hanzo. History will know them as "good friends", but we know the truth. This game has more in common with Diablo and Ninja Gaiden, than it does the Soulsborne genre. This game tested the limits of my patience and soul. But the fantastic story and character writing, all strung along the strong historical basis of many of the events, made this game forever burned into my mind. That being said, I was so traumatized by some of the boss fights that I had anxious reactions to seeing them appear again later. This game is as anti-casual as it becomes, but I will let you in on an Epic Tokugawa Secret: You can fuck this game back just as hard as it fucks you. You will learn metas and adapt them into your strategy, like some esoteric shinobi art. You WILL become, by the end, a force that is incomprehensible, if you know what to do with your build. If this game is *too* hard for you, you might be bad at video games. Darksydephil got through this game with a hobo spear heavy attack, unupgraded, through the entire game. Do you really want to be beaten and proven wrong by DSP? He single handedly proved the only skill you need in this game is preservation and patience. The early environments are a little meh, but later environments are absolutely gorgeous. The optimization is hilariously bad, but 100x better than the Ninja Gaiden trilogy. If Sekiro was too slow for you and Elden Ring was too easy, consider this game. Its honestly better than its contemporaries and I say that a someone who loved both. But most preferably, watch the cutscenes on Nioh 1 and get Nioh 2, unless you have superhuman patience. If you get mad at games, even a little bit, do not get this game. But for those who have a masochistic spirit as I do, this game is worthy of one playthrough. You won't ever beat some of it fairly, in fact, you will basically meta your way through the game - but the highpoints are as high as a shinobi kick.
• iNDEPENDENT

  Dec 10, 2022

  I've played a few soulslike games now. They all get you in one way or another. I enjoyed this game but what always annoyed me was towards the end bosses have attacks that just seem to be unfair rather than the skill of if you can dodge/block it or not. You're getting shafted no matter what you do sometimes and it gets tiring. I expect the game to be difficult but I also expect there to be something I can do to play against each attack but sometimes you're just done either way. Overall the game's good, I personally liked the story. Buy it on sale, not £39.99 Most common bug I got which was really annoying, some floors won't load in, no idea why, restarting doesn't change it, just doesn't load some of the floors...