NieR: Automata is an action RPG from the action-focused developers at PlatinumGames in collaboration with Square Enix's creative teams. A sequel to the original NieR released in 2010, Automata follows three different androids: 2B, 9S, and A2, all of which have various assigned tasks that they excel at. Combat Android A2 and scanner droid 9S are assigned to Earth to reclaim the surface from robotic alien invaders that threaten the extinction of all humanity. But the truth they uncover in their battle will shake the future of Earth - and the Androids, forever.
According to the latest issue of Famitsu, Nier: Automata game designer, Takahisa Taura, has officially left PlatinumGames and started a new studio.
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2B and 9S make a radical discovery about the machine lifeforms, but will they even survive long enough to report what they've found?
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The NieR series is almost twenty years old and notoriously daunting. For the glory of mankind, Screen Rant goes through the tumultuous lore.
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Square Enix and Aniplex announce a NieR: Automata anime series adaptation as part of the game's fifth anniversary livestream event.
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