Graphics look unpolished The DLC code didnt work(for me) And the global store kept messing the delivery up All in all it was good game - the story gets anime-ish "and" overdramatic at times, freeroam feels funny but the combat is fun - many enemy types to mess with,etc,etc.

If you're a fan of the Drakengard games or Nier, this is a must buy game. If you're a fan of Platinum Games, you need to get this. The action combat is the best in any rpg, and the story is crazy like all games that have Yoko Taro involved in development.

Got this game a few weeks ago & very happy that I did. Good combat & Great Open world to run around in with lot of side quests to do

We don't get games like Nier: Automata too often. And by that I mean games that simultaneously weave a deeply harrowing existentialist narrative, in addition to playing with our expectations on how we play games. There's nothing else around like Nier: Automata (except for maybe its predecessor).

This game is for now the best game of 2017 for me. It cannot by described as one genre. Automata is jrpg/slasher/bullet hell/quasi sandbox. It's fun to play. And soundtrack is incredilbe and awesome! Unfortunate game little lacks in graphic department but overall is good.

Having seen plenty of YouTube vids still didn't prepare me enough. This game is fantastic. So immersive. The intro itself is just brilliant. Not gonna spoil anything, just play it!!

Action rpg with an open world to explore. Story is top notch, side quests are better than average and add to the overall story experience. multiple endings, which I personally dislike but is standard with many jrpg games. science fiction theme

It wasn't long before it hit me just how insane, cool, stylish and smart NieR: Automata really is. I shan't ruin it for you, but you're barely past the beginning credits before you're so taken

Intelligent; engaging story; Fluid combat; Magnificent score; Smart customisation

Open world is a bit bare; Weak; uninformative tutorial

After trading fisticuffs with a Transformer, cartwheeling around a bullet-spewing tank controlled by evil clowns, and using a moose to buck my way through killer robots, it's safe to say that there are very few games – if any – quite like Nier: Automata .

While an improbably slight ingenue dressed in fetish gear and wielding a massive sword isn't exactly pioneering territory for a Japanese video game, there is still something compelling about 2B, the warrior android you play as in .