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Nioh 3 is heading to PS5 and PC in 2026, complete with two distinct combat stylesThere's a demo live on PS5 today.

The action role-playing game, Nioh 3 , is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and PC in 2026. A demo version is currently available on PlayStation 5 and will be accessible until Tue, Jun 18, 2024. This release is managed by developer Team Ninja in…

The action role-playing game, Nioh 3 , is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and PC in 2026. A demo version is currently available on PlayStation 5 and will be accessible until Tue, Jun 18, 2024. This release is managed by developer Team Ninja in collaboration with publisher Koei Tecmo.

Nioh 3 is set in 15th-century Japan, maintaining its dark fantasy theme. The game introduces a new combat system that allows players to switch between two fighting styles: Samurai and Ninja. The Samurai style emphasizes close-range martial arts, while the Ninja style focuses on agility, including dodging and aerial maneuvers. Players can dynamically change combat styles during gameplay.

The game also features an "open field" environment, providing players with enhanced freedom of exploration. This includes interactions with formidable yokai and exploring villages with hidden secrets.

The action role-playing game, Nioh 3 , is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 and PC in 2026.
Leo Underwood · Thehackingpost

Fumihiko Yasuda, head of Team Ninja, describes Nioh 3 as offering a new level of exploration and combat tension, which are hallmarks of the series. Players can expect unexpected encounters, intricate village narratives, and significant challenges within The Crucible.

For further information, please visit the PlayStation Blog .

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Based on reporting by www.engadget.com.

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