Of course, a vital part of all of Platinum’s games is fast and responsive combat, with the performance to back it up. Automata constantly switches things up with interesting camera angles and alternative gameplay, like bullet-hell hacking segments and 2D platforming sequences. While Automata’s world and narrative feel grand, its gameplay manages to strike a bit of an arcade-y feel. While Automata bears a lot in common with other Platinum Games action RPGs, like Astral Chain, it does things a bit differently. The complex relationship between 2B and 9S is the emotional core of Automata’s narrative. An army of androids known as YoRHa is now given the task of retaking the planet. In the year 11945 AD, humanity has fled the Earth after the planet has been taken over by machine lifeforms.
Without going too deep into things, it’s one of those experiences that can only work as a video game and takes full advantage of the player’s relationship to the “game” on a meta level.Īutomata’s story is truly something that needs to be experienced, but if you’re unfamiliar, the narrative takes place in the far future of Earth and focuses on two combat androids named 2B and 9S.
NieR: Automata has built a reputation as one of the best RPGs of the last decade, and for good reason. Square Enix has seemingly worked some black magic to bring the beloved RPG to Switch, with an experience that loses almost nothing in terms of quality, and even adds in a little something extra for the heck of it. Titles like The Witcher 3, DOOM, and Skyrim run surprisingly well on Nintendo’s system, but as great as those are NieR: Automata The End of YoRHA Edition is here to take the title of best Nintendo Switch port. The Nintendo Switch has already been home to some incredible ports, games that ostensibly shouldn’t work nearly as well as they do on the system.
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