Demo day! | Nioh Demo | Hardest game I ever played | Let's Play Nioh | PS4
2Hand to heart, one of the hardest games I ever played. The lack of circle strafing without blocking etc. Still though the game looks wonderful.
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Nioh (仁王 Niō?, lit. "benevolent king") is an upcoming historical fantasy action role-playing video game being developed by Team Ninja, to be published by Koei Tecmo for the PlayStation 4. Originally announced by Koei in 2004 (before their merger with Tecmo made them Koei Tecmo), the game is based on an unfinished script by filmmaker Akira Kurosawa titled Oni (Japanese word for demon). The game was to be released with a companion film, also titled Oni, that would have seen the directoral debut of Hisao Kurosawa, Akira Kurosawa's son. Hisao Kurosawa was completing his father's script with assistance from game producer Kou Shibusawa of Koei, with a combined production budget of ¥ 3 billion for both film and game.[3] "When reading Hisao Kurosawa's script", Shibusawa said during a press conference, "it gave me the impression of stories like Seven Samurai and The Hidden Fortress" The first announced release date (with the new title of Ni-Oh) was summer of 2006. Although this was the first release date to be announced for any PlayStation 3 game, it was slated several months after the PlayStation 3's planned release in spring 2006, suggesting it was not intended as a launch title. The game was officially re-revealed, now retitled slightly as Nioh, for the PlayStation 4 at the Tokyo Game Show on September 15, 2015. A demo for the game began on April 26, 2016, and ended on May 5, 2016. After successfully clearing the stages in the demo, players will be given access to the The Mark of the Conqueror downloadable content when the full game is officially released.Nioh is set to be released in 2016.