This delicious blend of Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls isn't quite a masterpiece, but it's a stirring return to form for Team Ninja. Did Team Ninja ever leave? Whatever the case might be, it's back.Įurogamer - Jeffrey Matulef - Recommended (PS4) With its emphasis on challenging combat and light storytelling elements that are at times bordering on parody (in a good way), Nioh feels like a true successor to the Ninja Gaiden series and fills a nice void that Souls left behind.
It’s still early days, but if it manages to keep up this pace, and the story doesn’t completely fall flat, then we could be looking at one of the best games this year and Team Ninja’s explosive comeback.ĭestructoid - Chris Carter - 9 / 10 (PS4) It’s an absolutely engaging game that’s soul-crushing, yet addictive and satisfying. The finished product is a fantastic action RPG that may borrow a lot from the Souls series, but nevertheless adds plenty of great twists to the formula to allow it to stand proudly on its own.Ĭritical Hit - Umar Bastra - Review-In-Progress (PS4) Team Ninja took their time to ensure that Nioh was as good as it could possibly be, and that time wasn't wasted. Attack of the Fanboy - Mike Guarino - 4.5 / 5 stars (PS4)
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