Review: Nioh 2: The Tengu’s Disciple [Destructoid]
Thomas Giboney
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After spending an absurd amount of time with Nioh 2 this year in pursuit of the platinum trophy, New Game , and incrementally better character builds, I wasn’t sure if I was ready to return so soon. It’s a testament to this game – and Team Ninja’s general update and DLC strategy – that I’m not burned out.
The Tengu’s Disciple is the first of three story expansions, but it feels pretty self-contained. If you aren’t holding out for the (hopefully inevitable) PC version of Nioh 2, it’s time to travel back in time to 1185.
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