Nier (PS3)

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A giant robot will spawn in the middle of the first room. Kill it, same as last time. Same as every time, actually. When the big guy's dead, kill all of the normal-sized robots that appear, and then procede forward. If you feel like farming items, you can explore the southern reaches of the area. To get to the shade, however, you'll need to turn right and head to the exit in the northwest corner of the map. So if Nier is ugly and repetitive, where's the fun come from? It's all about reveling in the quirky surprises this game delivers one after another. Whether it's the unusual -- but fantastic -- personality of Kaine or the sudden gameplay shift that comes from your first visit to the Forest of Myth; there's just always something in Nier that made me smile, even if the raw gameplay is totally average. This is a classic example of a game where the developers' ideas sometimes outshine the actual implementation. Nier is still fun enough, and there are plenty of weapons to collect and upgrade, boars to ride (yes, really) and you can event plant vegetables in the garden by the father's house to harvest later.

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Nier Replicant review: it's not a remake, but it's one of the best remasters in recent memory". VG247. April 22, 2021 . Retrieved April 22, 2021. For the seventh trial, you are forbidden to evade. Run across the open area and open the door at the end for a new trial. Finally, a man's puzzle! You shouldn't have been evading before, either--only cowards evade. Simply kill all of the shades, and then take care of the sub-boss that appears when they've been dealt with. Once everything's dead, congratulations! You've passed the seventh and final trial. The Barren Temple Players take control of a middle-aged man in Nier Gestalt and a teenage boy in Nier Replicant, named by the player. [4] The player directly controls the main character through a third-person perspective to interact with people, objects, and enemies throughout the game. [5] The player can turn the camera around the characters, which allows for a 360° view of the surroundings. The three-dimensional world is divided into areas separated by loading screens, and the player can move freely throughout these areas by walking, running, jumping, and climbing ladders. [6] In some rooms and buildings, the camera swings to the side and the main character is restricted to moving as in a two-dimensional platforming environment, while during certain battles the camera pulls up to simulate a top-down shoot 'em up or other video game genres. [5]

To get to the boat landing, you'll need to go up the stairs near the fountain in the market district, then pass over the wall to the landing by the river. Speak to the man by the boat to open up the travel menu, and then select your destination. The Lost Shrine: Rear Path Cavia (April 27, 2010). Nier ( PlayStation 3, Xbox 360). Square Enix. Emil: So much pressure... Oh god, there's so many of them. / Protagonist: So many what? / Emil: Get out. Get out of the village. ...The Shades are coming. They're here! / Nier: Outside! Now! a b Yin-Poole, Wesley (March 17, 2010). "NIER Preview". Video Gamer. Archived from the original on July 13, 2011 . Retrieved July 12, 2011.

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When you return to the village and speak to Popola, she'll tell you that she happened to see some mail in your mailbox. Go home and examine your mailbox. You'll find a letter from the king of Facade, inviting you to his wedding. Time to head for the city in the sands. Facade Climb up the ladder and break open the box on the platform to obtain a new weapon, the Nirvana Dagger. Then, climb up the second platform to reach the third floor of the temple. Once again, you'll need to head to the rooms on the outer edge of the temple and fight your way through them. Remember to break open any boxes you may see to collect their contents--usually medicinal herbs. Eventually you'll see a large door leading outside. Go through it. Ending 2: After the second fight with Inuart, Caim and the dragon follow the latter who wants to put Furiae in one of the Cocoons of Rebirth, regardless that this could lead to the end of mankind. Inuart manages to escape Caim and places Furiae’s corpse in a cocoon. Furiae is reborn as a hideous monster that instantly kills Inuart. After Furiae is killed again in a dogfight against Caim, the world is invaded by thousands of copies of the monstrous version of Furiae (presumably each hatched from a Cocoon), leading mankind to destruction.

Welcome to my FAQ for Nier. I realize it's not much to look at right now, but I sincerely hope you'll find some use for it as you play this wonderful, fun game. The story in Nier is broken into two parts: sidequests from the first part of the game are not available in the second part of the game. When you first visit the Haunted Manor, you are beginning the very end of the first part of the game, so if there are any side quests you do not want to miss out on in the first half of the game, complete them before visiting the Haunted Manor. Napolitano, Jayson (May 4, 2010). "Deep into NieR: Interview With Vocalist and Lyricist Emi Evans". Original Sound Version. Archived from the original on July 13, 2011 . Retrieved July 9, 2011. a b c Meyer, John Mix (March 3, 2010). "Q&A: Square Enix's Nier Combines Fighting, Farming". Wired. Archived from the original on April 25, 2010 . Retrieved July 12, 2011.

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Before you leave Facade, you can speak to the royal advisore outside the palace. He will grant you permission to use the sand-spout wells in the desert, which enable you to fast-travel across the sands. Very useful for the quest, "Fragile Delivery 3." Also, if you speak to the guard on the right side of the palace, you will obtain a compass that allows you to better navigate through the sandstorm in the desert's north. The Desert The few humans who remain now live a medieval existence, eking out what sustenance they can from a harsh and unforgiving land. Dark, twisted creatures known as Shades roam the world, bringing with them terror and death. Fear and chaos rule each day. As it did yesterday. Now that the tutorial is over, you can finally start playing the "real" game. If you don't quite understand what the prologue has to do with the game proper, don't worry. You'll figure it out eventually. When you've dealt sufficient damage to the boss, it will collapse and a circle icon appear, the same as last time. Take it out, and you'll be treated to a short cutscene and earn your second Sealed Verse, emporing Weiss with the very useful Dark Lance magic spell. Now that you've got dark lance, use it on the unshielded boss to kill him. Now, it's one-on-one.Description: The old fisherman will teach you some techniques if you can catch ten sardines. Walkthrough: Fish from either beach at Seafront. Use lugworms as bait. If you have any trouble, consult the fishing section of this FAQ. This is a pretty odd boss. The first section has you face off against several circles of spinning cubes, piled on top of each other. Certain cubes will glow pink: destroy those cubes. When all of a circle's glowing cubes have been destroyed, that circle will collpase. Once all four circles have fallen into the ravine, there will be a short and the second stage will begin. Nier Gestalt sold over 12,500 copies in Japan the week of its release, [63] while Replicant sold over 60,000 and was the top-selling video game in Japan that week. [64] Replicant sold over 121,000 copies in Japan by the end of May 2010, and ended the year with over 134,000 copies sold. [65] [66] In 2019, Yoko estimated that Nier had sold around 500,000 copies worldwide. According to Yoko, "we weren't really in the red, but it wasn't exactly a success either". [67] A sequel to the original game was – against all odds – published in 2017 under the title NieR: Automata and became a massive hit. It was a sequel to NieR but set so far into the future that it was almost a standalone game. A mobile game titled NieR Re[in]carnation was also published in 2021 and is set in the same universe, but the chronology and the relation to the main games remain quite unclear.