Nioh 3

做开放地图本应该是将可玩性上升而不是下降，第二章满地水，主角还易溶于水，仁王二尸山冰河plus了属于是。 还有就是我不同意三简单，大粪霸体人形，多动症boss，仁王2里的boss最多动症的一个镰鼬一个柴田，柴田都不算，柴田我还能打得中，不跑去跑来。二我上双刀加丰田加夺灵一周目没有卡的boss，最多遇到柴田换拳套，三代每次想着换武器，浪人最简单，所以从我这个菜鸡的角度来看，浪人最好玩，但是加点要重新来，夺灵符的灵力飞得慢，整个夺灵回血直接被削了（至少我的个人感受如此），我很菜，所以我从一个菜鸡的角度出发，仁王2更好玩也更简单，然后仁王3优化是狗屎，不过我的配置也确实极限了。

While I ultimately recommend this, there's a number of questionable decisions that went into the design of Nioh 3 that makes it simultaneously a step forward and a step back for the series. I think it's worth playing, to be clear. I just see the ways it could have been better. First and foremost, let's get the obvious out of the way. Team Ninja continues to prove why they are a best in class when it comes to designing combat mechanics. It's genuinely impressive the sheer breadth of options they're able to map onto a standard controller layout, with up to 4 weapon swaps spread out between two primary fighting styles (more on that in a moment), light attacks, heavy attacks, spells, stealth, stances, combo systems, timed parries... it's genuinely impressive. And once everything clicks for you, there's no Soulslike out there other than Nioh 2 that gives you the skill expression that this offers you. But the cracks start to show early. Weapons are broken into two broad categories. Samurai style is Nioh as you know it - blocks, stances, the works. A new addition here is a Sekiro-style parry that feels like such a natural addition to the system that it should have been there all along. Ninja style is a new addition that focuses on faster, cheaper attacks, quickly recharging ninjitsu (they're just spells that scale off a different stat), massively increased damage from the rear, but *no* block (technically there is, but its awful and you should never use it), and *no* stance swaps. That means if you fell in love with splitstaff, hatchets, tonfas, or kusarigama? The movesets as you know them are gone. (It's not all bad - ninja tonfas are kind of amazing, and hatchets, while they feel very different, are also spectacular. I'm not a fan of the other 2). Whatever. It's different, and even if some specific moves are gone, the core identity of each weapon is still there. The real problem, IMO, is the open world. And I get it, Elden Ring showed that you can make a Soulslike with an interesting open world. And at first, the open world in Nioh 3 feels great, but here's the secret - it's frontloaded as hell. The first area feels fun, and fresh, as you stumble across secrets, and moves, and bosses. And then you access the second open area and realize how much of that open world's formula was hidden behind the freshness of discovering things for the first time. And it quickly wears out its welcome because the world itself is not interesting to navigate and not interesting to explore. Nioh is at its best when you're exploring its combat mechanics, not its level design. This comes to a head with NG+. You enter NG+ with everything already unlocked -- all the moves, all the fast travel points. The only thing that's interesting at this point is the bosses. A far cry from the end game from the other entries in the series - as I write this, there's no equivalent to the Underworld, Abyss, whatever you want to call it. And that's a damn shame. So that's a lot of complaining. So why do I recommend it? It's simple. Despite all of that, Nioh 3's mechanical and combat design is still amazing, and that first playthrough is a blast. It just doesn't have the longevity of its predecessors.

体験版で正常に動いていたので購入しましたが、製品版は妖怪よりカクつきとの戦いでしたｗ ゲーム自体はとても気に入っているので最適化が行われたら戻ってきます。 体験版が動いたからって即購入は失敗したなぁ・・・

Great game, but I absolutely cannot recommend it until they fix the abysmal performance.

操你妈逼 傻逼游戏

不值得这个价。 《仁王2》的战斗系统口碑所有人都知道，在《卧龙》、《浪人》的销量失利之后，忍者组认为是大家可能更喜欢复杂的操作，想往《仁王3》里➕各种料，实际上是把战斗系统拆成2断，除了精防之类几个特色，战斗深度和战斗爽点都不如《仁王2》。 至此，都不是最重要的， 《卧龙》、《浪人》、《仁王3》的口碑差不是因为你的战斗系统改动，都是因为你那💩一样的画面引擎

While the combat is incredibly fun and addictive, this game dumbs down nioh's most core features and abandons some of the best ideas from the previous titles. The level design is absolutely atrocious and lazy. I don't think the semi-open world progression system suits nioh. Most areas are empty and bland and you just encounter the same enemies over and over again, if you skip some of these areas you end up being way underlevelled and the whole thing becomes frusturating, it is never fun to farm for levels. I got to the end game area around level 70 thinking I was overlevelled but then the difficulty started to spike and I looked up what I was doing wrong and saw how underlevelled I was lol. This game is not bad but it definitely gets blown out of the water by the previous titles, especially Nioh 2. If you want to get into the Nioh franchise you might as well start with 1&2 and ignore this rushed mess.

Nioh is a highly recomended game. The fighting style is dynamic and fluid, you can mix and match however you want. Addition of styles [Samurai/Nina] is a new feature, it seems to be a nice addition as of now [10 hours in]