NIER (NieR Gestalt)
NIER (NieR Gestalt)
General Information |
Genre |
Original developer |
Originally released |
Current developer |
Remade in |
MP amount of players |
Characterization |
Action RPG |
Cavia |
2010 |
Type dev here |
Type remake year here |
Singleplayer |
spin-off |
Specific Information |
Category |
Specifics |
Sources / Comments |
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Purchase |
Copy purchase |
Subscription | Free to play | Currently not available on most stores and second hand copies tend to be very expensive. Square Enix said they'd reprint the game in Europe, but as of April 2018, you can only add yourself to the waiting list (https://store.eu.square-enix.com/uk/product/441818/nier-ps3) |
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Cut Content | Graphic | Character | Gameplay | Expansions | Other | |
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Censorship | Language | Violence | Nudity | |
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DRM | uPlay | Steam | Denuvo | Origin |
Other |
DRM-Free | The game is only available for consoles. |
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In-game purchases | Cosmetics | Boosters | Items | Characters | Maps | Other | |
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Paid DLC | Cosmetics | Boosters | Soundtrack | Items | Characters | Maps |
Expansions |
The game contains a single DLC, The World of Recycled Vessel, which contrains new weapons and costumes, a new questlines with new maps and enemies, as well as a bit of backstory on the main character's family. It's only available digitally and has a fixed price of 7 dollars. |
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Free DLC | Cosmetics | Boosters | Soundtrack | Items | Characters | Maps | Expansions | |
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Modding support | Banned |
None |
Limited | Full | Just like most console-only games, there are no mods. |
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Bugs at launch |
None |
Insubstantial | Moderate | Heavy | I have not experienced or heard of any bugs, that said, it is a somewhat rare game, so it might just have gone unreported. |
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Multiplayer | Local | Official server | P2P | LAN | User servers | Unofficial | |
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Moderation (online) | None | Insubstantial | Moderate | Heavy | |
Gamer's Opinion
The Drakengard spin-off, NieR, was made as two separate games, NieR RepliCant for the Japanese audience, a game where you play a pretty Japanese boy brother trying to find a cure for his sister's disease, and NieR Gestalt for the western audience, a game where you play an ugly buff man trying to find a cure for his daughter's disease, both games are exactly the same except for this part. The former only released, fully in Japanese, for PS3 and the latter, voiced fully and only in English, for XBox 360. Eventually, the western audience got a PlayStation version, though it ended up being simply a port of Gestalt, instead of the actual PlayStation version, RepliCant.