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While you can feel that Yoko Taro didn't have completely free reign on creating this game it really doesn't feel like he had to compromise on too many things either. The gameplay has gotten quite a lot better thanks to Platinum while the story certainly kept the Nier/Drakengard feeling and atmosphere for the entirety of the game. While it may say "Square Enix" on the box you will more often than not yell FUCK CAVIA instead. That's all I can say without really spoiling anything.
I do advise playing the first game though, not just because it's amazing in itself but while you don't need to have any pre-existing knowledge of the setting you will enjoy Nier:Automata even more if you played the first installment. There have been plenty of "What the flying fuck" moments that I would imagine other people would miss out on if they didn't play the first one.
English VA is nothing to complain about, I already enjoyed the VA in the first Nier quite a lot and the current one hits all the same spots. The OST is amazing, as was to be expected. Expect to put 60-100hours into it, depending on your mechanical skill.
I do advise playing the first game though, not just because it's amazing in itself but while you don't need to have any pre-existing knowledge of the setting you will enjoy Nier:Automata even more if you played the first installment. There have been plenty of "What the flying fuck" moments that I would imagine other people would miss out on if they didn't play the first one.
English VA is nothing to complain about, I already enjoyed the VA in the first Nier quite a lot and the current one hits all the same spots. The OST is amazing, as was to be expected. Expect to put 60-100hours into it, depending on your mechanical skill.
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