Nioh 2 The First Samurai DLC Review | 'Saving the best for last'

Nioh 2 The First Samurai DLC Review | ‘Saving the best for last’

By Michael Leri

Nioh 2 The First Samurai DLC review for PS4. 

Nioh 2 is undoubtedly one of the greatest Soulslikes and it has kept up that quality with its two add-ons, The Tengu’s Disciple and Darkness in the Capital. The First Samurai, ironically the final piece of DLC, has a lot riding on it…

  • Levels have more interesting color palettes and layouts.
  • Side missions, new difficulties, and the dungeon-like Underworld make the entire game more replayable.
  • Ratchets up the difficulty and is even more satisfying because of it.

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Michael Leri
Michael Leri

Michael Leri is Evolve's senior gaming editor. He prides himself on playing and finishing as many video games as he can in all sorts of genres from shooters to platformers to weird indie experiments. There's always something to learn from rolling credits and that thirst for experience and knowledge is mostly what drives him. You can find him on Twitter, Backloggd, Bluesky, and Letterboxd as @OrangeFlavored.

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