Nioh 2’s going to be a significant time sink when it deploys on 13th March, but don’t expect your journey through a demon-infested Japan to end there. Team Ninja has announced plans for extensive post-release support, with three major expansions in the pipeline. Each add-on pack will focus on “a different storyline that pre-dates” the main plot, “promising hours of additional gameplay”.
Creative director Tom Lee explained on the PlayStation Blog: “Similar to the original Nioh, players can expect new weapons, new combat abilities, and new characters, with each DLC incorporating both multiple main and sub-missions.”
You’ll be able to get your hands on all the DLC if you purchase the Season Pass or pod out for the Digital Deluxe Edition. There’s also a Special Edition available to pre-order from physical retailers, which comes with a steelbook case and art booklet. It’s worth mentioning that anyone who purchases the Season Pass will also score some premium in-game items: the Demon Horde armour set and Kodama Netsuke Charm.
[source blog.us.playstation.com]
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That looks amazing. Love story driven games, even more with this setting. Day 1 for me.
Also, excited for the Season Pass. I hate playing flash backs in a main campaign. Having DLC that flesh out the past is perfect. That is what I loved about the Metro Exodus DLC (and wish they do with CONTROL)
Is it worth getting the Nioh DLC if I’ve finished the main game?
sweet jesus, day1 DLC.. really?
Standard edition for me as usual and that will be that. Also, I hope they keep the difficulty as is (with buffs and debuffs) and not make this another Sekiro...
This is exciting news, but there is a side of me which thinks I'll just wait for a complete edition down the line.
I bought and loved Nioh at launch but ended up importing a 'collectors edition' because I wanted a physical version (it's only available electronically in UK).
My most anticipated game of 2020 hands down
@nessisonett if u like a challenge then yes, cuz the dlc is not easy.
Really great to see they'll support with DLC again. And the fact that it's set during the Sengoku Jidai means there's a lot of material to work with.
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