Koei Tecmo has released the debut trailer for the upcoming Complete Edition of Nioh. The game – which will launch on PC for the first time and also release on the PlayStation 4 in time for the holidays in Japan – is set to launch on November 7.

According to Koei Tecmo, Nioh: Complete Edition includes the base game, all three downloadable expansions (?Dragon of the North,? ?Defiant Honor,? and ?Bloodshed?s End?), and a new item called the ?Dharmachakra Kabuto? helmet. The game will launch digitally for the PlayStation 4 on November 7 in Japan, but a Western territory release has yet to be revealed.
For more on Nioh, check out our review of the game when it launched:
Another disappointing aspect of the game is its visual performance. While the game runs at a solid frame-rate of 60fps, the visual resolution jumps around a lot depending on how much is happening on-screen. There are some options on the main menu where the player can enhance the visuals at the cost of frame-rate, but the hit in performance wasn’t worth slightly less pop-in. I’ve also seen enemies disappear completely when I would take a slight step backward and the animation of large foes almost looked like they were stop-motion when at a distance. These visual hiccups aren’t enough to really take away from the game, but they are definitely noticeable. If anything, it made me wish there was a PC version of the game as the best of both worlds simply can’t be had on a PS4 P...