Despite having some incredibly tough competition in the Souls-like genre, Nioh 2 has managed to genuinely impress me with its balance of combat, customization and exploration. Rather than simply copy games like Dark Souls and call it a day, Nioh 2 has brought in plenty of its own unique and

[Update]: Nioh 2 update has finally added mouse & keyboard prompts for the PC version.

If you grabbed the original Nioh during some of the recent sales and found

[Update #2]: Nioh 2: The Complete Edition has now finally landed onto PC!

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If you're looking for a challenging ARPG to really sink your teeth into, and you've already blazed through all of the Souls games time and time again, you might want to give Nioh a closer look. While the Dark Souls comparison is apt given its combat style, Nioh also has plenty of elements from

The PC version of Nioh arrived on Steam a little while ago to some highly positive reviews. However, while the gameplay itself was pretty damn stellar, the quality of the PC port left a lot to be desired. For

Nioh is a samurai action-RPG with a focus on challenging but fair combat. It features a wide variety of weapons and items to experiment with, an equal amount of deadly enemies to test your mettle against, large levels with plenty of secrets to discover, and naturally, plenty of bosses to bash

Nioh is a samurai action-RPG released on the PlayStation 4 back in February to some overwhelmingly positive reviews. People often compare it to Dark Souls or Bloodborne, and while there are definitely some similarities when it comes to the combat, the overall experience is a lot different,

The samurai action-RPG Nioh released on the PlayStation 4 back in February to some overwhelmingly positive reviews. As such, I am beyond delighted to say that Nioh and all of its DLC will be making its way to PC next month!

Besides all of the content bundled into one neat package, the