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Hands on: Nioh 2 Review

Hands on: Nioh 2 Review

Posted on February 6, 2020February 6, 2020 By Jarvis

Nioh 2 looks like it could be an impressive step forward for the franchise that aims to please die-hard fans and newcomers alike

First Impressions

Much like its intricate combat, Nioh 2 involves a delicate balancing act – providing more of what its dedicated fans want while attracting newcomers. The crux of this aim is a new twist to the formula and it might just work.
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