This game made me: ✓ Question humanity ✓ Cry over robots ✓Punch God ✓Respect anime sword girls even more I realized that the real purpose of the game is to collect depression all along the way. My Verdict: 2B/2B Would emotionally shatter myself again. T_T

To all of my fellow players who have yet to reach the ending, and to the one person in the world whom my data will aid in their final struggle—rest assured, you will see this through. You were never alone, and you have the combined efforts of all those who came before you to support you. You can do it.

I cant believe I played this game 8 years after it came out, I missed out and it made my cry like a baby. One of the best games ever made along with the best ending of any game, 10/10. NieR Replicant is next for me.

SPOILERLESS REVIEW "A Game That Stays With You Long After It Ends" What I Loved: What I love about NieR: Automata is how it caught me completely off guard. I expected a good action game, but what I got was something way deeper—moments that made me smile, moments that hit hard, and a story that stuck in my head for days. It’s one of those rare games where even the quiet parts feel important, and by the end, you realize it’s left a bigger mark on you than you thought it would. The World: A hauntingly beautiful post-apocalyptic landscape that mixes decaying cities, sprawling deserts, lush forests, and eerie ruins. It’s not just a backdrop—it feels alive in its own quiet, desolate way, with subtle details that make exploration rewarding. The Side Quests: Some are lighthearted, some are oddly touching, and a few will make you unexpectedly emotional. They add depth to the world and its inhabitants rather than feeling like simple filler. The Combat: Fast, fluid, and stylish. Th...

Nier: Automata is an extraordinary action RPG developed by Yoko Taro. It combines fast-paced combat, a deep narrative, and a unique blend of genres to create an unforgettable experience with stunning soundtrack by Keiichi Okabe. The game explores profound philosophical questions about humanity, free will, and existence through the eyes of androids 2B, 9S, and A2. The narrative is emotional, thought-provoking, and filled with unexpected twists. The game requires multiple playthroughs to fully grasp the story, with each route offering new perspectives and gameplay variations. Nier Automata is a masterpiece that excels in storytelling, gameplay, and atmosphere. Despite some PC port issues (which can be fixed with mods), it remains a must-play for fans of action RPGs and narrative-driven games.

[quote][b][u]Quick Summary[/u][/b] [b]Gameplay:[/b] Stylish action RPG with fluid combat, character switching, and chapter selection. [b]Story:[/b] Deep, emotional, and cleverly tied to gameplay systems. [b]Replayability:[/b] Multiple endings with unique perspectives, level/stat carry-over and network features that connect players. [b]Verdict:[/b] A must-play if you enjoy story-driven games with clever design twists.[/quote] [h1]NieR: Automata – The Game That Doesn’t End at A[/h1] I was amazed at how interactive NieR: Automata turned out to be story-wise. It felt truly immersive while playing, because almost everything on screen connects back to the narrative — even things like the HUD, health bar, and save system. The character selection is definitely a nice touch. Playing through different perspectives keeps the story fresh and makes the combat feel varied. It’s especially noticeable as you progress into Route B, which reuses sections but with a new character’s...

I'm not good with words, but this is such a wonderful game! I'm totally immersed into the story of Nier:Automata. The androids are really cool. 言葉は得意ではないのですが、このゲームはマジ素晴らしいです！『ニーア オートマタ』のストーリーに完全に引き込まれています。アンドロイドたちは本当にかっこいいです。

The game feels great to play, the character action bullet hell hybrid is unique and fun. The story is unrivaled, some of the best twists and turns ever. A must play game, there’s nothing else like it, period.

2b is a girlboss. If you don't get too frustrated by the intro The game is extremely fun. Its sort of like doom meets touhou with robots. I want 2b to sit on me.

Unlike the game I last reviewed, this one has good movement, I went to climb a ladder and I pressed A instinctively to go faster and it indeed went faster, I'm so happy, the combat is really fun too, most likely gonna platinum this one just like I did with Stellar Blade.