Partly because it is inconvenient to be forced to play with something you are not used to and partly because it is yet another in a long line of ports to come to the PC but not actually support PC players. This doesn’t hurt me greatly, I am a controller player primarily with everything, but if you are a keyboard and mouse gamer, this is frustrating. If not, the controller is your only real option. If you want a challenge similar to that of playing Dark Souls III on a Guitar Hero guitar, play this game with a keyboard. Keyboard support exists but is an absolute nightmare. You cannot navigate a menu with a mouse, much less play the game. To start things off, there is NO mouse support. Unfortunately, I ended up getting about 50% of what I wanted here, with the game still being absolutely fantastic, but the port ending up with more issues that I had hoped. This looked to be the definitive version of an already amazing game, but I tempered my excitement, mostly due to being bit by PC ports too many times in the past. Then out of nowhere, they announce not only a port, but a “Complete Edition” coming to PC, and coming soon! The Complete Edition includes the base game, as well as the three-story expansions that came to the PS4. The Dark Souls/Ninja Gaiden inspired RPG was incredibly well received, but something that the community largely assumed would remain a PS4 exclusive, not unlike 2015s smash hit, Bloodborne. The original game released in February of this year exclusively on the PlayStation 4. The announcement that Nioh, the ultra-hard, Samurai action RPG from Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo was going to be released on PC came out of nowhere.
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