Koi Techmo Europe and developer team Ninja today released the PC version of the popular dark fantasy action RPG Neo 2 – Steam full version. To celebrate the release, a new cinematic release trailer has been released highlighting the glamorous look of the PC version.
Neo 2 – The Complete Edition brings one of the most critically acclaimed action games of this generation to PC, and offers players the opportunity to better explore the brutal Redoubt Japan and the Deadly Dark region. The captivating story of Neo 2’s main game and all the contents of the three DLC extensions “Coconut Student”, “Darkness in the Capital” and “First Samurai” are experienced through the eyes of a semi-psychic yogi – human hybrid. In addition, players can access all types of weapons, including DLC weapons such as the Sunsetzone and Fist from the beginning, to master their favorite genre and unleash darkness against the threats of yokai enemies.
The full version not only has plenty of content for players, but also invites the game with razor-sharp 4K Ultra HD support, ultra widescreen compatibility, HDR and 144 Hz monitor support and standard 60/120 FPS systems designed to be enjoyed. It. There is also the option to play with mouse and keyboard or gamepad and exclusive valve helmet.
Neo 2 – Players who purchase before February 26, 2021 will receive a bonus armor set “Sohaya Desert Corp” and “Decorated Gold Armor” for their adventure. Time-limited bonus items can be downloaded from the Poons section of the game menu.
For the latest information on the Neo 2 – complete version, visit Official website, Ann Facebook, Twitter (okoeitecmoeurope) And Instagram (o Coitechmorp).
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