Four years after its launch, Nier: Automata is finally getting an upgrade patch on Steam. The Nier Twitter account announced on April 13 that an upgrade patch for the Steam version of Nier: Automata is currently in development. People have been asking for this for years now. Many fans are annoyed because it took so long. The Steam version … Read more
Microsoft has announced the latest batch of games coming to Xbox Game Pass. Among the new titles is Octopath Traveler, Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, and Outriders. But that’s not all! Here are all of the new games that you can look forward to playing soon on Xbox Game Pass: Just Added Undertale (Cloud, … Read more
Xbox Game Pass Quests recently reset for the month of March. So if you try to collect as many Microsoft Rewards points as possible, there’s a new set available now. Last year, Microsoft made big changes to Xbox Game Pass Quests. Instead of having a limited number of quests for players to earn points, there … Read more
If you’re a fan of Nier: Automata, there’s a series of new action figures coming soon. The action figures are sold in Japan but will be available in the US via Playasia. Pre-orders are open until October 19, 2020. Below we have descriptions of each of the figures. The descriptions are from Playasia. Nier: Automata … Read more
Square Enix announced at Anime NYC that NieR: Automata is getting a new novel. Titled NieR: Automata YoRHa Boys, the book will be released in fall 2020. NieR: Automata YoRHa Boys is being written by Jun Eishima. Eishima has previously worked on a number of Final Fantasy novellas. NieR: Automata director Yoko Taro is supervising the … Read more
Square Enix has confirmed that North American and European audiences will be able to experience NieR: Orchestra Concert re:12018 in early 2020. This follows four sold-out shows in Tokyo last year. NieR: Orchestra Concert re:12018 is a multimedia concert performed with a full symphony orchestra and chorus. It features the vocal stylings of renowned soloist … Read more
Nier: Automata is technically a sequel, although only in the loosest sense of the word. The lack of connection to its predecessor was actually not even one of its most unusual qualities. And, for the record, I mean all of the following things with love – but, damn, Nier: Automata really went out of its … Read more
