Admittedly, the actual levels feel a bit too familiar despite a healthy dose of new Yokai and new traps and dangers. It follows the same basic formula: Go through areas, fight Yokai, kill bosses, get loot, and repeat. As long as you like fast and speedy weapons, the Fists are worth the cost of the DLC on their own.įortunately, the rest of the DLC is also significant. It's a weapon that heavily rewards you for properly using Ki Pulse, and when you get some practice, you basically feel like a martial arts master who only needs some gauntlets to clown on Yokai. You attack incredibly quickly and can chain together active skills to allow for lengthy and incredibly powerful combos. Their animations are great, but beyond that, they feel amazing to use. Truth be told, these quickly became one of my favorite weapons in the game.
Previously, you could try an unarmed play style, but Fists gives your bare hands a more fleshed-out play style. The first new addition in this DLC is the Fists weapon set. It has some new levels, a new weapon set, some new bosses, and plenty of more ways to be humiliatingly killed by a ridiculous-looking monster. The latest DLC, Nioh 2: Darkness in the Capital, is a standard expansion. It has been getting a constant stream of updates and paid DLC ranging from bonus items to new difficulty modes, and it does a lot to help keep the game fresh. A little lost in the midst is the fantastic Nioh 2, which was released early in the year. It's been a heck of a year, but there have been a number of bright spots in video games.
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