There are also plenty of new Yokai Cores and Guardian Spirits to discover, which increase the variety for your character builds and overall playstyle as you battle through the game’s many levels, enemies, and bosses. The DLC added the Fist and Splitstaff weapon classes for all new fighting styles that you can access from the start. Nioh 2 already had a lot of weapon styles in the form of the Katana, Dual Swords, Axe, Twin Axes, Kusurigama, Spear, Tonfa, Odachi, and Switchglaive. Then, there’s the additional features to the base game. Considering that each of the DLCs add around 8 to 12 hours to the game, it’s a pretty lengthy bundle of adventures for $50. Even without the DLC, Nioh 2’s main story takes around 40 hours to beat (without extras and side missions too, which add more time). The three premium DLCs, The Tengu’s Disciple, Darkness in the Capital, and The First Samurai (which just launched in December 2020) are all gathered alongside the base adventure in Nioh 2 - The Complete Edition. Since Nioh 2 first came out in March of 2020 on PlayStation 4, Team Ninja has added a lot to the game, which was already quite a deviously challenging and rewarding experience if you check out our original Shacknews review. We got a chance to play Nioh 2 - The Complete Edition on PC and came away with love for the sharp improvements Team Ninja has made to this bundle of the second game and its DLC. Now, Team Ninja is breaking out of the confines of PlayStation 4 and expanding the experience to PC and PS5 editions. Set in Feudal Japan in a story in which demonic yokai, spirits, and gods are drawn to wartorn battlefields and the mysterious energy known as Amrita that flows through them, the sequel expanded on everything the first game did to offer a rich melee combat experience.

Nioh 2’s launch in 2020 was a pretty enjoyable sequel to Team Ninja’s take on Soulsborne gameplay and action.

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