
In the third game in the dark samurai action RPG series Nioh, you will need to use both Samurai and Ninja combat styles in your battles against formidable yokai as you explore a thrilling open field.
Most likely between $11.3M and $31.9M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.89 | 78% | approximately $18.8M |
| PlayStation | $71.49 | 89% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Reviews
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Reviews
GOAT GAME
地狱配色-20分,boss设计-50,优化-20,评分:10
As shogun
RTX 5070, 32gb of RAM. Game Stutters whenever I walk. Koei Tecmo Failed Big.. Careless towards Fans of Ni Oh and Wo Long like myself. New PC that runs everything has 2 frames per second on this.
0.0
The main issue I have with this game is...style locked weapons . Nioh 2 was amazing, players had way more freedom in what weapon to use, what skills to use etc. I loved playing Kusarigama, but now that it is locked to ninja who doesn't have stances the moveset is reduced. Same with fists, some moves are locked to samurai, the others to ninja. Every time you take away player freedom and try to force them to play a certain way ends up badly. Nioh is a combat oriented game and with this instalment it's worse. It's a shame. I played Nioh 2 with my friend on all difficulties all the way to Depth of Underworld and here we lost interest after the 1st playthrough. Exploration and all the other new stuff is a nice addon but the strongest aspect of Nioh was weakened and the additional stuff does not make up for it. If you want more complex but rewarding and fun combat pick Nioh 2.
联机设计的挺好
A worthy successor to the 2nd game I'd say, but still, some aspects have room for improvement. Pros: - The customization got a little bit of an overhaul, with many of the choices that were only able to get through mods in the 2nd game are available now, and you can make your character incredibly good looking! - Once again, presenting real events in Japanese history but adding the fantasy sprinkles on top - The division of the two gameplay styles: Ninja and Samurai, and alternating them together feels pretty satisfying, and the combat itself is fluid - The open world is also beautiful to walk through, and the change of eras you are playing in keeps the environment fresh - Feels a little more forgiving than the 2nd, not every mistake being costly, which though can be a downside for the more fanatic players of a souls-like Cons: - The story base feels a little generic(little brother goes waah waah because he wasnt selected shogun and decides to destroy the entire country just bc he is jealous), but then the alternation of different times does keep the rest of it interesting to go through and experience - The samurai form feels inferior to the Ninja one, because I'd say both should have their own strengths and weaknesses, but almost always in a boss fight, the Ninja form is the way to go, being more quick and agile, and dealing double damage from behind, leaving the samurai in the shadow, which feels like its not the way the developers really intended it. - Many yokai are recycled from the 2nd game, and some of the ones that are new, feel more annoying and ugly - The same good looking open world is also a nuisance, even to newer PC's because of the pretty bad optimization. You won't really feel it on 50' series and new CPU's, but the ones that try to play it on a low end PC do feel the immediate difference, which is a shame, and they should optimize the game better for a larger audience. All in all, honestly I did enjoy my time in NioH 3, complaints aside, and I really do recommend it!
讚
100小时打通一周目+dlc,作为12都白金的老仁王,感觉三代这么改还也可以,就是不太好联机,联机机制改的很怪。