This game was something else, the best description I can make is that its a combination of Metal Gear Rising: Revengance, DMC & Bayonetta. If you love one or all of those games buy NieR now.

This game may well be a solid 9 / 10 aside from a couple graphical issues with the resolution in full screen (what game launches now-a-days without a hiccup). To fix the resolution issue I had to download some open source software called Borderless Gaming, either buy it through Steam or download the installer from their Github page, then add Neir: Automata to the favourite list and every time you launch the game it'll be put into a borderless window mode that will fix the 1080p resolution.

Im running an intel core i5-4690K and a gigabyte 970 and I was able to play on maximum settings without a problem, constantly over 60 FPS and no screen tearing. I also played with a controller which I cannot emphasize makes the game way more enjoyable, but this is a guideline for any third person slasher like this anyway.

This game was something else, the best description I can make is that its a combination of Metal Gear Rising: Revengance, DMC & Bayonetta. If you love one or all of those games buy NieR now. This game may well be a solid 9 / 10 aside from a couple graphical issues with the resolution in full screen (what game launches now-a-days without a hiccup). To fix the resolution issue I had to download some open source software called Borderless Gaming, either buy it through Steam or download the installer from their Github page, then add Neir: Automata to the favourite list and every time you launch the game it'll be put into a borderless window mode that will fix the 1080p resolution. Im running an intel core i5-4690K and a gigabyte 970 and I was able to play on maximum settings without a problem, constantly over 60 FPS and no screen tearing. I also played with a controller which I cannot emphasize makes the game way more enjoyable, but this is a guideline for any third person slasher like this anyway.