Nier: Automata Releases New Details & Screenshots of Locations & Activities
Square Enix and Platinum Games have detailed some of thelocationsand activities players will be exploring in the upcomingNier: Automatawhich releases for the PS4 on February 23rd in Japan, March 7th in NA and the 10th in EU. A PC releases is coming later this year.
TheAbandoned Amusement ParkandSubmerged Citywere the 2 locations shown. The amusement park was once a playground for humans but now long abandoned is being repopulated by something creating new machines in flashy attire. The Submerged City was a former bustling metropolis that suffered the effects of a large scale battle that has left most of it beneath the sea.
Combatwas also explained more, specifically unarmed combat, which will let the player use dedicated movesets for the hand to hand combat when they’ve unequippedweapons. This is the fastest but least powerful form of fighting in the game.
As we’ve seen before,mountswill be in the game. To ride them you’ll have to lure them with bait, and then hop on to use them as a means of transportation. So far we know thatdeerandboarswill be rideable mounts.
There will also be some diversionary activities players can get into similar to Final Fantasy XV. Players will be able to fish by tossing their support PODs into water (how nice of you) in order to catch real fish and fish-like machines. Furthermore, when you’re back at theResistance Camphome base, you’ll be able to listen to a jukebox there to hear songs from the game. You will have the freedom to change the sounds and arrangements of the songs to create your own fresh mixes.
With the info here, we can see that Nier: Automata is not simply a standard Action RPG but instead has the kind of quirks and wrinkles that give a game character.A demois available right now for PS4 players on the Playstation Store and is very much worth checking out for those interested in stylized high speed action with deeper elements.
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