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Koei Tecmo Announces 'Nioh: Complete Edition' For PC In November

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Up until now, Nioh has been a PS4 exclusive title that has one of the most dedicated fanbases you'll find in modern gaming, along with some of the best DLC a company has ever put out. But the days of exclusivity are over as Koei Tecmo announced today that the game will be coming to PC on November 7th. And to catch PC users up, it will be called Nioh: Complete Edition.

As you might suspect, it will be the base game, all of the updates, and the three DLC packs that have been released so far: Dragon of the North, Defiant Honour, and Bloodshed's End.

Koei Tecmo Announces 'Nioh: Complete Edition' For PC In November

The small kicker to all of this is that the PC version will be a digital download only on Steam — no physical copies will be made this time around. The bonus that PC owners will get a special helmet in the mix. This one will be called the Dharmachakra Kabuto, which has a Valve on the front of it because it's being released via Steam. We have a photo of it below, and we can only hope that it spouts out steam as you walk around and interact with it on throughout the game.

Koei Tecmo Announces 'Nioh: Complete Edition' For PC In November
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