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- Team Ninja has tightened the core combat into a polished, high-impact package that feels like the studio at its best.
- The game is notably more accessible than previous Nioh entries, offering smoother onboarding for newcomers without losing depth for veterans.
- Announcement of an open-field level structure caused apprehension, but those design choices don’t derail the franchise’s combat focus.
- Comparisons to Rise of the Ronin provoked worry that Nioh 3 would be a watered-down spin; the review argues it feels like a true, full-strength sequel instead.