NieR:Automata The End of YoRHa Edition (2024)

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What is the difference between NieR:Automata and end of YoRHa edition? ›

NieR:Automata The End of YoRHa Edition features the award-winning base game and the content from the 3C3C1D119440927 DLC, which includes three challenging colosseums and additional costumes. The 6C2P4A118680823 DLC is also available to download for free and is exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version of the game.

"6C2P4A118680823" is a free DLC* for NieR:Automata The End of YoRHa Edition. In addition to six costumes and four accessories, two pod skins for characters from the related title, NieR Re[in]carnation, are also included.

It adds a host of new content to the game, including new story, costumes and arena battles. Here's what you get: Three new outfits - the Revealing Outfit for 2B, the Young Man's Outfit for 9S and the Destroyer Outfit for A2.

The "The End of YoRHa Edition" is the name of the 2022 Nintendo Switch version of the game, it contains all previous DLC from older versions alongside new exclusive costumes.

Nier was designed to have gameplay that would appeal to players outside of Japan, where Cavia is based; additionally, the Gestalt version of the game has an older main character for the same reason.

End of the Yorha is the upcoming Switch port, Game of the Yorha is PS4 version with DLC. Switch version will have some exclusive character skins, but aside from that they will probably be the same content wise.

The NieR: Automata Game of the YoRHa Edition includes the game itself and comes packed with DLC and bonus content for the full experience of the award winning post apocalyptic action RPG, including: Valve Character Accessory, Cardboard Pod Skin, Retro Grey Pod Skin, Retro Red Pod Skin, Grimoire Weiss Pod, Machine Mask ...

Nier: Automata has a total of 26 endings that require at least three playthroughs to unlock. Here's how to get them all. Nier: Automata has 26 different endings.

This item can only be obtained after purchasing and downloading the 3C3C1D119440927 DLC. After accepting the quest Mysterious Letter, locate the arena in the Flooded City and complete Rank S in the Gambler's Colosseum.

A: NieR Replicant is a prequel, so chronologically that makes sense although Automata is a more modern game in terms of gameplay and pacing. You may find that playing Automata draws you in and then Replicant will fill in the gaps in the lore.

What does YoRHa stand for? ›

The wiki says the following: The kanji used to write "YoRHa" in Japanese (寄葉) means "passing leaf." According to Yoko Taro, the unusual capitalization in "YoRHa" is meaningful, unlike the capitalization of NieR which was done simply to make the logo look more interesting.

“Actually, Yoko Taro has already discussed this in the past. He said that choosing to write "NieR" was a style choice with no deeper meaning. On the other hand, he mentioned that the meaning of the word "YoRHa" had specific kanji, which basically means "passing leaf"...but that there's no deeper meaning to it either.

The hopeful or neutral endings are hidden behind multiple bad ones which ensure that players struggle alongside the characters, leading to greater emotional impact. Unlike other games with multiple endings, NieR games use them to transform the narrative instead of merely functioning as a second playthrough.

NieR:Automata™

“The NieR: Automata 3C3C1D119440927 DLC is out now and includes three new colosseums to challenge, plus additional sub-quests. Upon completion of these quests, players can earn various rewards including new costumes from NieR: Replicant, new equipment and cosmetic accessories such as masks,...”