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Nier: Automata - 3C3C1D119440927

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First release
May 02, 2017
Developer
PlatinumGames
Publisher
Square Enix
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · Open world, Action
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4

The downloadable content (DLC) set, titled “3C3C1D119440927”, will include three exciting new colosseums to challenge, plus additional sub-quests. Upon completion of these quests, players can earn various rewards, including: Costumes from the previous Japanese release, NieR: Replicant, for androids 2B, 9S and A2 Records that add special music tracks to the players’ jukebox New equipment and cosmetic accessories such as hairspray that allows you to change the color of 2B and A2’s hair Masks with unique “on equip” effects Special bullets that change the appearance of enemy bullets

Also known as NieR: Automata - 3C3C1D119440927

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Storyline
The DLC includes three arenas, located in the three previously inaccessible elevators in the base game. They can be accessed after receiving the quest: Mysterious Letter. Each locations has its own challenges and quest. After completing the three arenas the player will receive the final quest: Mysterious Invitation which tasks you with going to the Amusement Park and investigating a newly opened elevator. Once inside, a TV is available to interact with and doing so will allow the player to relive the memories of Plato 1728. At the end of this small story, a music video by rock band Amazarashi is played as the ending credits to this piece of DLC content. After the video, the player can exit the Park and will now have access to special challenge tiers in each of the arenas. Finally, a unique boss fight with CEO of Square Enix Yosuke Matsuda as well as Platinum Games head Kenichi Sato can be accessed by persistently asking the Resistance Secretary inside the Colosseum (Flooded City) arena for a fight with you-know-who.Read more

The DLC includes three arenas, located in the three previously inaccessible elevators in the base game. They can be accessed after receiving the quest: Mysterious Letter. Each locations has its own challenges and quest. After completing the three arenas the player will receive the final quest: Mysterious Invitation which tasks you with going to the Amusement Park and investigating a newly opened elevator. Once inside, a TV is available to interact with and doing so will allow the player to relive the memories of Plato 1728. At the end of this small story, a music video by rock band Amazarashi is played as the ending credits to this piece of DLC content. After the video, the player can exit the Park and will now have access to special challenge tiers in each of the arenas. Finally, a unique boss fight with CEO of Square Enix Yosuke Matsuda as well as Platinum Games head Kenichi Sato can be accessed by persistently asking the Resistance Secretary inside the Colosseum (Flooded City) arena for a fight with you-know-who.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 02, 2017
PlayStation 4
May 02, 2017
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view, Third person
Keywords
arena, yoko taro

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