The good thing about the internet and being able to update games after launch is that you can modify them in any way you choose. Whether it is to add additional content or to fix problems, it's a very convenient way of doing things that give developers a bit of leeway if anything goes wrong. When it comes to console games it's quite clear what kind of system you are dealing with and it does not change much, but when it comes to PC there are quite many possible hardware combinations and your game should work flawlessly on as many as possible. But sometimes when you patch a game you end making things worse, and that's exactly with happened to Team Ninja with Nioh 2 not too long ago.
The release of update 1.27 for Nioh 2 brought a number of additions to the game and fixed a few bugs, but it also caused a major problem that the developers were not able to fix immediately. The game was crashing randomly ruining the player's experience. We have had to wait for a bit until Team Ninja has released a new update that fixed the problems caused by the previous one. The problem seems to be gone now and Nioh 2 is not crashing anymore, but the new update has also brought some other fixes that those that play the game on 120 FPS will love, as they make the game more stable and fluid.
It may be that you have to break something before you fix it, but we couldn't be happier about Nioh 2 going back to normal. After all, the game offers you the possibility of fighting against hordes of yokai during the Sengoku period in Japan, and its spectacular graphics contribute to creating a dark and epic atmosphere that has caught the attention of many fans.
Of course, if you want to delve into that world, you just have to visit our comparator to find Nioh 2 at the best price. Remember that Nioh 2: The Complete Edition is also available, and it includes the base game and its three expansions, The Tengu’s Disciple, Darkness in the Capital, and The First Samurai.
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