You’ll also be treated to quite a few new scenes along the way in this playthrough, so repeated everything you’ve already done isn’t so bad (yet). To see the next ending, you just need to complete the game again. We’d recommend you take your time with the first half and do everything there is to do in terms of side quests if you want to enjoy the game to its fullest and complete everything, though it’s not totally necessary.Įnding B: After finishing the game the first time and choosing to save your clear data, loading this up from the main menu will drop you right back into the second half of the game, skipping the young NieR portion entirely (hence the prior recommendation). Here’s a refresher in case you need it, though:Įnding A: Viewing the first ending is as simple as playing through the game once, both the first half as young NieR and the second half taking place five years later. That hasn’t changed here, and neither have the requirements to get each ending (for the most part). In fact, there were a total of four different ending sequences in the 2010 game, each delving deeper into the game’s world and lore to give players a better understanding of just what is going on.
#Nier replicant endings series#
With that, let’s talk about NieR’s existing series of endings and end-game content, and what’s been added to Ver.1.22474487139.Īs anyone who’s played the original version or even those who’ve only played Automata will already be aware, the game of NieR does not end when the credits roll for the first time. We’ll be hiding the biggest of these behind drop-down boxes but just be extra cautious in the event that whatever choice of browser you might be using decides to open those up automatically.
View the below text and images at your own discretion and preferably only if you’ve played through NieR before or have recently done so with this new version. Substantial enough, in fact, that we must warn you, like really warn you, that should you scroll any further down you will see spoilers.
#Nier replicant endings update#
Now that NieR Replicant Ver.1.22474487139…, the huge new update to the cult series’ original entry has been released to the world and fans are getting re-acquainted with favourite characters like Emil, Grimoire Weiss and the always-charming Kainé, the internet at large will shortly find for themselves just how substantial an update this really is.
The Lost World, the short story from which Nier Replicant ver.1.22's Ending E was adapted, features only one Administrator figure, described as resembling a boy.SPOILER WARNING: THE BELOW ARTICLE CONTAINS COMPLETE ENDING SPOILERS IN TEXT AND IMAGES.They are credited for the role of "? ? ?" in the credits for all endings except E, in which their roles are listed as simply "Boy" and "Girl". In addition, the English and Japanese voiceovers both feature the original 2B and 9S voice actors. The Administrators bear a resemblance to 2B and 9S from Nier: Automata.After welcoming Kaine into the computer complex within Sleeping Beauty, they challenge her with a series of battles, including a battle against a horde of Kaine clones, in order to further study her. The Administrators are a pair of AIs physically represented by robotic figures resembling primitive androids in the form of a boy and a girl. SPOILER ALERT - Plot details for NieR follow. The Administrators are characters that appear in Nier Replicant ver.1.22.
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