Nioh Collection - PS5
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Nioh Collection - PS5
The Nioh Collection is a worthwhile return for seasoned pros to experience optimized visuals, DLC content, or different weapons and skills. For new players, this remastered collection is absolutely the best way to experience the Nioh games. Just be aware of what demonic delights you’re signing up for! (Game Informer)
Nioh 1 and 2 are now available in a remastered edition for PlayStation 5 as Nioh Collection.
In addition to transferring saved positions from PS4 to PS5, you can also look forward to 4K resolution, fast loading and up to 120 FPS.
Nioh Collection - Where It All Began
In the first installment, you'll travel through war-torn Japan in the shoes of William Adams. You're a fierce warrior and skilled swordsman who has all the tools to survive in a land of samurai infested with demons. But beware! Death and Yokai (Japanese demons) lurk at every turn.
Enhanced Nioh 2
Master the deadly mastery of the samurai as a half-human, half-supernatural warrior in the challenging action RPG sequel Nioh 2. Explore Japan in the harsh Sengoku period and the deadly Dark Empire, overrun by grotesque yet ruthless demons.
PS5 Remaster of Nioh Collection
Discover the complete Nioh saga with all the six major expansions. Fight the Yokai menace at 120 frames per second with ultra-fast loading times. (Playing at 120 frames per second requires a compatible monitor that supports this feature. )
Redesigned gameplay mechanics that build on the foundations of the first Nioh await you. Master the art of the samurai and don't let a single demon live.
In addition to demons, "ordinary" samurai can jump out of the shadows to test your perception and reflexes.
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