Nioh 3 review

The Nioh bid isn't precisely known for its nuance: determination is bully and evil, beardown and weak, and small in-between. From feuding clans to the machinations of governmental elites, this binary is astatine the bosom of everything successful Team Ninja's pseudo-historical canon. Nioh 3 takes this black-and-white worldview and applies it to the feuding Tokugawa brothers astatine the commencement of the Seventeenth Century. Your character, Takechiyo, is good: noble, just, proper. Your brother, a bitter small rat tempted by past powers beyond his knowing (of course), is evil. His tendency for powerfulness and notoriety is truthful distinct, successful fact, that it has someway summoned a supernatural 'crucible' from the darkest reaches of space-time, and this consuming chaos is truthful profound, it has managed to seep into 4 large eras of Japanese history. Uh oh!

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