I nearly went mad trying to figure out how to get to all these quests and as yet I have not been able to do them all. Quests are given to you in a few ways: directly through the story, through your in-game inbox, and through talking to characters around the world - these quests are marked by a small red dot on your map. It’s made to be explored and replayed, you aren’t going to get all the information on your first or second playthrough - it’s a confusing puzzle that gets more compelling the longer you’re working on it and the moment when two pieces line up is so satisfying.Īs you can imagine in an Action RPG you’ll end up doing a lot of quests and a lot of fighting in NieR: Automata, so let’s talk about the quests first. NieR: Automata gives you nothing for free, you have to slowly peel away its layers, glean every scrap of information you can from absolutely everything, and honestly, it’s brilliant. I often found myself sitting stunned, mouth open and all, after an event wondering ‘what just happened?’.
It’s a game of mysteries where almost nothing is what it seems and just when you think you have something figured out, the game turns everything upside down and sideways. One great thing about NieR: Automata is its ability to pull you into its world and immerse you deeply in the story and the characters’ lives. I was a little intimidated going into NieR: Automata, but the game didn’t give me any time to think about it as I was thrown headfirst right into the middle of things.
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