Published April 29, 2021, 4:35 PM
First released on the PS3 as NieR Replicant and NieR Gestalt on the Xbox 360, NieR launched an entire cult following. Directed by Yoko Taro, the original NieR was set in a bizarre post-apocalyptic world with fascinating characters who are faced with moral challenges. It’s a tragic tale that requires multiple playthroughs to fully appreciate as each subsequent cycle new things are unraveled. There are no real heroes and villains here. And the game will ask you to sympathize with your enemies. It’s all about survival, compassion or the lack of thereof, without stepping into gratuitous, graphic violence.
Yoko Taro and the developers at Toylogic hint at the future of the Nier franchise. Nier Replicant exists because of the success of Nier Automata. So what happens if Nier Replicant is a hit? We spoke with the creators in an interview ahead of Replicant’ss launch on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
NieR Replicant Ver.1.22 Remaster Release Date on Steam, PS4, Xbox One - Main Changes Explained
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NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139 this April, with many new changes to make the game more comfortable, most notably with
NieR Automata fans – We detailed the release date, and numerous changes revealed so far, thanks to our past coverage of the NieR remaster, and courtesy of several Japanese outlets’ new previews, most notably Game Watch.
NieR Replicant remaster release date on PC via Steam, PS4, Xbox One
First off, Square Enix will launch
NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… on April 24, 2021, worldwide, on PS4, PC via Steam, and Xbox One. However, it’s important to note that only in Japan, the
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NieR Replicant and Re[in]carnation Soundtracks Will Come Next Month
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The new
NieR Replicant soundtrack will have 3 CDs containing a total of 45 tracks, including four brand-new songs. Its booklet will contain commentaries from the game’s composer Keiichi Okabe, producer Yosuke Saito, director Saki Ito, and creative director Yoko Taro. Meanwhile, the
Re[in]carnation OST will only come with a single CD that includes both field and story BGMs.
While both soundtracks will be available on the same day in Japan, we could only spot the new
NieR Replicant soundtrack on the North American Square Enix Store at the time of writing. The