I’ve played hundreds of video games over the years. Some dazzled me with their graphics. Others had addictive mechanics.
But Nier: Automata did something no other game ever managed—it stayed with me. Long after the credits. Long after I put the controller down.
At first glance? Just another action RPG.
- You control androids.
- You fight robots.
- The combat is smooth, stylish, and fun.
Cool, right? But wait...
The deeper you go, the more the game reveals its true self.
Behind its apocalyptic setting lies a powerful story about purpose, identity, and what it means to be alive—even if you're not.
You’ll meet characters like:
- 2B – A soldier bound by duty.
- 9S – A curious scanner with a fragile heart.
- A2 – A lone fighter haunted by her past.
They’re machines. But their emotions? Brutally human.
You’ll question your choices. Feel grief for metal beings. And by the time you reach the final ending… you’ll never look at games the same way again.
And the soundtrack? A masterpiece.
🎧 Keiichi Okabe’s score is more than music. It breathes with the game.
Tracks like “Weight of the World” hit with raw, emotional force. Sometimes I still hear it playing—in silence.
Nier: Automata isn’t perfect. But that’s exactly why it’s unforgettable.
- It breaks traditional rules.
- It forces you to repeat endings.
- It makes you feel pain to earn meaning.
If you’ve ever loved a story that made you feel something—even when you didn’t know why—this isn’t just a game you should play.
It’s a game you need to.
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Let’s explore what it means to exist—together.