This makes the process of drawing conclusions about the story intimately engaging in a way that few games are. The game's plot is rather confusing at times, but I believe this is actually to the narrative's benefit since players will be driven to pay close attention to various worldbuilding elements for clues. New lines of dialogue added in the remake enhance these interactions (and the meaning behind them) further. Every character in the story has rich, wonderful depth, and the way that they interact with each other and the world around them feels believable. That being said, people who are able to overlook its abstract nature will find a narrative overflowing with heart and soul, especially when it comes to the game's cast. Replicant, much like Automata, is undeniably a weird game. NieR Replicant is an emotional rollercoaster that's overflowing with heart and soul. Along the way, he's helped by several allies, including the sharp-tongued magical book Grimoire Weiss, a crude and vulgar woman named Kainé who is often shunned by others due to how half of her body is possessed by a dark Shade creature, and Emil, a young boy who suffers from a condition that causes anyone who makes eye contact with him to turn to stone. Set thousands of years before the events of NieR: Automata, Replicant focuses on a young adult Nier as he struggles to find a cure for the Black Scrawl, a mysterious disease that has afflicted many people - including his little sister, Yonah - around the world. Without a doubt, the best thing about NieR Replicant is its incredible writing.
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