Nioh 2: Review - The Purest Form
Nioh 2: Review - The Purest Form No Spoilers As I regenerate from the latest shrine, I know what I need to do. Approaching the first encampment, I snipe the two archers in each of the guard towers with my bow then quickly cut down the yokai hiding behind the door with a massive two-handed katana. Inching forward, I silently stab the nearest unwary guard in the back, instantly killing him. This draws the attention of his samurai buddies, one of whom is sprinting over to me with a spear. But I ignore him and head up the rickety wooden stairs to kill the hidden archer who shot me down last time. After a few quick slashes, the archer is down giving me just enough time to turn and face the last pursuing samurai. I block his first attack sending him reeling and unleash a barrage of heavy blows breaking his guard allowing me to get a quick execution. I take a breath. Phew, one room done. After collecting the bountiful loot that popped out of the fallen samurai, I make my way towards the ...