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The Nier franchise includes Nier Gestalt (simply Nier in the West) and Nier Replicant. These two games are different in the way that they portray the main protagonist, Nier.

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The Nier franchise includes Nier Gestalt (simply Nier in the West) and Nier Replicant. These two games are different in the way that they portray the main protagonist, Nier.

Games

Nier (Game)

22 April 2010

Platforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

NieR Replicant (Game)

22 April 2010

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/PlayStation 4Platforms/PlayStation 3

NieR:Automata

23 February 2017

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/PlayStation 4

NieR: Reincarnation

28 July 2021

Platforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPhone

Franchise details

Name

NieR

Features

4 games

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First game

Nier (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Angelus (Character), Nier (Character), Grimoire Noir (Character), The Shadowlord (Character), Emil (Character), Grimoire Weiss (Character), Yonah (Character), Prince of Façade (Character), Shades (Character), Popola (Character), Devola (Character), Kainé (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Mansion (Location), Desert (Location), Shrine (Location), Grassland (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Breaking the Fourth Wall (Concept), Combo (Concept), Profanity (Concept), Slashing Weapons (Concept), Anthropomorphism (Concept), Double Jump (Concept), Magic Meter (Concept), Plot Twist (Concept), Launching Enemies Into the Air (Concept), Save Point (Concept), Third-Person Perspective (Concept), Melee (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Platform Exclusive (Concept), Family Man (Concept), Boss (Concept), Mini-Boss (Concept), Abilitease (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Multiple Enemy Boss Fight (Concept), Protagonist Death (Concept), Life Drain (Concept), Magic (Concept), Souls (Concept), Upgradeable Weapon (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Health (Concept), Sliding Down Ladders (Concept), Block Puzzle (Concept), Killing Children (Concept), Depression (Concept), Top-Down Perspective (Concept), Dreaming (Concept), Player Owned Houses (Concept), Multi-Phase Boss (Concept), Golem (Concept), Petrification (Concept), Blood Splatter (Concept), Stand Alone Complex (Concept), Intersex (Concept), Pushable Block (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Bullet Hell (Concept), Unknown Speaker (Concept), Gardening (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Camera Shift (Concept), Games That Ask You to "Press Start" But Will Accept Other Buttons (Concept), Gamescom 2009 (Concept), Invisible Wall (Concept), Minimap (Concept), Multiple Gameplay Perspectives (Concept), Multiple Gameplay Types (Concept), Original Soundtrack Release (Concept), Real-Time Combat (Concept), Role-Playing Shooter (Concept), Secret Achievements (Concept), Trophy Room (Concept), Vignetting (Concept), CriWare (Concept), Tokyo Game Show 2009 (Concept), Triple Question Mark (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Spear (Object), Book (Object), Beard (Object), Boots (Object), Axe (Object), Sword (Object), Homing Projectile (Object), Robot (Object), Giant Axe (Object), Medical Herb (Object), Elevator (Object)

People

• Has people: Kirk Thornton (Person), Yuri Lowenthal (Person), Laura Bailey (Person), Atsuko Tanaka (Person), Danielle Judovits (Person), Heather Hogan (Person), Brandon Smith (Person), Matt Frary (Person), Keiichi Okabe (Person), Sawako Natori (Person), Yoko Taro (Person), Yosuke Saito (Person)