NieR: Automata Gets Charming Devola & Popola Bring Arts Figures from Square Enix
Considering the success of NieR: Automata, it's not surprising that Square Enix is continuing to release related merchandise and figures.
Nier Automata
NieR: Automata is an upcoming action role-playing game developed by PlatinumGames and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 4. The game is set in the same universe as NieR, a spin-off of the
Official Chocolate 2P and 2B Variant NieR: Automata Figures Announced
This is Niche Culture. In this column, we regularly cover anime, geek culture, and things related to video games. Please leave feedback and let us know if there’s something you want us to cover! Square Enix has announced something truly bold – an official figure based on NieR: Automata protagonist 2B. Featured above, the new figure, based […]The post Official Chocolate 2P and 2B Variant NieR: Automata Figures Announced appeared first on Niche Gamer.
Tiny, adorable NieR: Automata figurines available to pre-order
Square Enix and Trading Arts have announced that they will release boxsets of mini figurines, based on characters from 2017's emo-smash NieR: Automata. The box-set features 10 randomly assorted figures from a collection of 11 characters, in...
Bayonetta And Nier: Automata Dev Platinum Games Discusses Its New Projects
The company behind Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and the ill-fated Xbox One exclusive Scalebound says it wants to move into self-publishing.
Nier: Automata still needs a patch on PC, 8 months later
I finished my first run through Nier: Automata this weekend, and it's one of the best games I've played this year. I love the physicality of it, the way character 2B pauses for a heartbeat and then lurches forward when I press the dash button. It's a perfect videogame movement. I love that the combat looks and feels satisfying, a whirlwind of intricately animated combos, swords appearing and disappearing like magic. It's more light show than fighting game, unlike Platinum's Bayonetta, but that doesn't matter. It looks amazing. I just wish that Nier: Automata on the PC wasn't still in need of a patch, eight months later.When Andy reviewed Nier: Automata back in March, he wrote "cutscenes are locked to 30fps, which make them look distractingly jerky. The mouse cursor kept appearing in the centre of my screen. And on one test machine running an AMD card, the game crashed to a white screen every ten minutes for seemingly no reason. A game this interestin
Preparations for the next Nier game are already underway
Although Square Enix has yet to officially announce a sequel to Nier Automata, work is already underway. Producer Yosuke Saito told Ryokutya2089 (via…
'Nier: Automata' Sales Pass 2 Million, Could Become a 'Future Franchise' for Square
Thanks to impressive sales numbers exceeding expectations, 'Nier: Automata' could become one of Square's next franchises, the company recently said
With one final death, Nier: Automata's ending redefines the meaning of life
Games are often left unfinished. Sometimes they’re too difficult, too vast, or too repetitive to see all the way through to the closing credits. To The Bitter End is Gameological’s look at those endings that are worth fighting for—or at least worth reading about.
NieR: Automata May Very Well Have Saved Platinum Games
2B's bubble butt cushions company to safety
