Justin Flynn is an editor and writer from Ireland. He became a gamer at the age of eight when a mix-up at his local toy store landed him a copy of Kingdom Hearts. Since then, he has earned a Bachelor ...

There was a moment back in my childhood that it struck me... here's this thing that's real but features an imaginary zone. You can step into it and you can be touched by it. Here's this thing that, ...

NieR Automata is an amazing game but not without mysteries of its own. One of the unsolved mysteries in NieR Automata is the presence of “Apologetic Machines” guarding some locked doors. While some ...

Big, boisterous cannons. Pivoting mechanical joints. Sockets that can pop in and out advanced weaponry, oversized guns, and titanium katanas. These are the blood and guts of NieR: Automata’s ...

The Apologetic Machines are probably the biggest mystery in NieR: Automata at the moment. You can find these strange, kowtowing machines in the Flooded City, the Forest Zone, and the Desert Zone. In ...

When the original Nier came out in the forgotten year of 2010, one of the more common complaints were the side quests: they were long, often grindy, and not particularly engaging, making it more ...

NieR: Automata doesn't care for convention in the slightest. Yoko Taro's madcap action RPG actively does its best to defy expectations, but that means that it can be confusing at times. Because we're ...

A total of five figures are available in this collection. They consist of 2B, 9S, Pod 042, Pod 153, and a Machine Lifeform. People will have to spend 500 yen to pull a random figure capsule from the ...

Game Dev Machine is a cool side mission you can unlock during your second run of NieR: Automata. After defeating Beauvoir in the Amusement Park, you can head down to the basement and talk to a machine ...