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    The NieR Reincarnation mobile game is getting an International English release

    No word yet on the game's release date though.

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    Aside from announcing the release date and showing new gameplay footage of NieR Reincarnation, Square Enix gave us a new update on NieR Reincarnation at TGS 2020 Online. Specifically, Square Enix confirmed that NieR Reincarnation will be released in North America and Europe sometime following its Japanese release.

    Alongside the announcement of the game’s English release, the official NieR Reincarnation NA/EU Twitter is now live. Right now though, there isn’t much content on the page yet.

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    Square Enix’s NieR Reincarnation announcement didn’t end there though. The game’s pre-registration period in Japan has also been announced. As with most new mobile games, pre-registering for NieR Reincarnation will give players lots of in-game freebies.

    Plus, a new trailer for the game has also been released. Watch it here:

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    In case you’re unfamiliar, NieR Reincarnation (officially titled NieR Re[in]carnation) is an upcoming mobile game spin-off of the NieR series. Reincarnation’s gameplay features a turn-based battle system, as well as 3D and 2D exploration elements. Plus, the game will also have a gacha mechanic.

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    While an English version of the game is official, there’s no word yet on a release of the game in other countries. Here’s hoping the NieR mobile title gets release in other regions as well, including the Philippines.

    Want to know more about NieR Reincarnation? Find out more about the game from its recent Closed Beta Test in Japan.

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    Nicolo Manaloto
    Nicolo Manaloto
    UnGeek's resident editor who is obsessed with anything and everything Death Stranding. He is also a big fan of the Yakuza series, and is a weaboo in denial.

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