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Kaine then finally remembers the protagonist and all of their trials and tribulations together while cursing him to finally return. They note that “possible futures are blending with the time we currently inhabit” before remarking that they “hear a song.” The duo eventually take it down, and the administrator twins begin to dissipate, awed by the potential of a Replicant. Suddenly, she’s back in the virtual space with Weiss by her side, ready to fight Hook with magic. Just when things seem hopeless, however, who should speak out but Grimoire Weiss who reminds Kaine of her goal. Of course, this doesn’t last as the village, its residents and eventually her grandmother are all obliterated. Her grandmother is alive and everything seems well. What follows is a text adventure where she awakens in the Aerie. Old memories of abuse at the hands of different villagers begin to emerge before Kaine eventually collapses. She battles Shades along with reconstructed versions of old bosses, including Hook who killed Kaine’s grandmother.

Upon destroying the frame, Kaine suddenly ends up in a virtual space that encompasses her memories (with her health bar looking more like that from NieR: Automata). As she damages the frame, the forgotten protagonist’s voice rings out. They come across a replication of the Shadowlord’s castle and battle the “core frame” of the forest which stores a great variety of information, including Kaine’s lost memories. As Kaine and Emil traverse its walkways, they both have the feeling of forgetting something really important. This new area resembles the aesthetic of the Copied City from NieR: Automata. Before she’s totally overwhelmed, Emil – thought to be dead – arrives to help her, eventually breaking through to a doorway that leads to “that which was lost.”

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Kaine disposes of a machine boss before eventually fighting against android copies of herself created through Maso particles. These twins are the administrators of a data terminal and have long been watching and listening to the so-called “recycled world” (with the forest itself recording “anything and everything about the world”). After disposing several machine foes, Kaine delves deeper into a tree while two mysterious voices blame her for destroying the Original Gestalt, causing the various Gestalts to run wild and slaughtering several Replicants.Įventually, she arrives at a mysterious facility where two machine twins emerge and will look very familiar to those who played NieR: Automata. Upon arriving in the forest, it appears to have been overrun with machines. She then embarks on her own and hears about Shades in the Forest of Myth. It starts with Kaine who, despite being alive, suffers from nightmares and seems to recall losing something precious to her. Seriously.Īfter deleting one’s save data, starting a new game with a new name will commence an entirely different route. It also helps to have knowledge of the events of Drakengard 1 and 3 along with the NieR games. Suffice it to say that major spoilers follow so you’ve been warned. There’s a brand new ending which is available after Ending D once your save data has been deleted. No, we’re not just talking about a new boss based on “The Little Mermaid” novella from Grimoire NieR. But perhaps most importantly, it adds new story content.

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The remaster/“upgrade” improves the visuals and combat along with full voice work, rearranged music and new tracks.

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NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… released on PS4, Xbox One and PC on April 23 rd, and introduced fans of NieR: Automata to the original masterpiece of despair.

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