I understand the frustration coming from someone like that, and they are not wrong. Partly because it is inconvenient to be forced to play with something you are not used to and partly because it is yet another in a long line of ports to come to the PC but not actually support PC players.

This doesn’t hurt me greatly, I am a controller player primarily with everything, but if you are a keyboard and mouse gamer, this is frustrating. If not, the controller is your only real option.

If you want a challenge similar to that of playing Dark Souls III on a Guitar Hero guitar, play this game with a keyboard. Keyboard support exists but is an absolute nightmare. You cannot navigate a menu with a mouse, much less play the game. To start things off, there is NO mouse support. Unfortunately, I ended up getting about 50% of what I wanted here, with the game still being absolutely fantastic, but the port ending up with more issues that I had hoped. This looked to be the definitive version of an already amazing game, but I tempered my excitement, mostly due to being bit by PC ports too many times in the past. Then out of nowhere, they announce not only a port, but a “Complete Edition” coming to PC, and coming soon! The Complete Edition includes the base game, as well as the three-story expansions that came to the PS4. The Dark Souls/Ninja Gaiden inspired RPG was incredibly well received, but something that the community largely assumed would remain a PS4 exclusive, not unlike 2015s smash hit, Bloodborne. The original game released in February of this year exclusively on the PlayStation 4. The announcement that Nioh, the ultra-hard, Samurai action RPG from Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo was going to be released on PC came out of nowhere.

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