You’re busy exploring Sangoku-era Japan and you come across an evil-looking Purple Kodama standing… well, floating in your way in Nioh 2. Your natural reaction may be to whip out your weapon and slay ...

Nioh 2 The Hidden Monsters of Okehazama is the fourth mission that you will be exploring in the game. It is recommended that you reach level 21 prior to starting this mission. Taking place in Soaring ...

As you traverse the perilous lands of Sengoku era Japan in Nioh 2, you’ll undoubtedly come across cute little purple characters – who look a lot like the Kodama perched on Shrines – speaking an ...

Nioh 2 is finally here, and if you've gotten your hands on it, we've compiled a few tips and tricks to help you get through the game, including how you're supposed to interact with the evil purple ...

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You’ll get your first bow a few hours into Nioh 2, but you won’t be awash in arrows. Given that a headshot with a bow and arrow can mostly one-shot your enemies, it’s best to find and stockpile ammo ...

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Elixirs are the most basic, and essential, restorative items in Nioh 2. They function more like Blood Vials in Bloodborne than Estus in Dark Souls; that is to say, they are single-use, and you are ...

Nioh 2 Ochoko Cups are used to summon help. You can offer an Ochoko Cup via a shrine to summon an online visitor during a mission, but most of your Cups will probably be spent summoning spirits from ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Nioh 2: Digital Deluxe Edition Nioh 2: Digital Deluxe Edition is a special edition of the action role-playing game Nioh 2, developed by Team Ninja and ...

For the most part, Nioh 2’s aesthetic is a lot like a Sengoku Japanese Bloodborne: dark, twisted and foreboding, with pained-looking Yokai moving against you with desperate force. But not all the time ...