The remake even adds a new storyline to increase its connection to Automata further. While almost all the games connect, it feels like Replicant is the centerpiece that brings them together. Drakengard 1's final ending lore and Automata's many callbacks expand on how much players will appreciate Replicant's world. Replicant also benefits the most from connecting to other installments.
Emil and Weiss are also very interesting characters that make Replicant's cast the best in the series. Also, her foulmouth provides excellent comic relief. Kaine has a deep backstory and is one of the few intersex characters in the media. Nier Brother has a clear goal and personality, unlike 2B, who is more basic. Automata's playable cast doesn't have much depth to them until Route C, while Replicant has four main characters who are some of the best in the series. Replicant may lack many of Automata's psychological themes, and the combat may not be as good, but its character writing is much better. Automata's biggest flaws in comparison to some others installments are its cast having less depth and a lack of humor to relieve the stress placed on players after intense story sequences. The combination of better gameplay and storytelling that focuses on life lessons has resulted in it quickly becoming the best-selling game in the series. RELATED: Famous Nier Automata Hoax Now Playable As ModĪutomata focus a lot more on deep psychological concepts like the meaning of existence and the concept of morality. There are also many joke endings that add to its charm.
The follow-up endings have entirely new storylines. This results in different gameplay and new dialogue. Route B does have you replay the same story, but now with a different protagonist. The genre-switching segments aren't as drastic, and the way it handles multiple endings is the best. The quality of life improvements in Automata makes it the best game in the series from a gameplay standpoint.
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