Yoko Taro, the creator of the Nier and Drakenguard games, has been awfully quiet lately. Though he's worked on some smaller projects (writing scenarios for Voice of Cards, and a few mobile games), the ...

Yoko Taro has proudly said before that his life-altering, world-spinning, 15-year-old action RPG Nier is "pretty much just a retelling of" Neon Genesis Evangelion, and the director is still glad to be ...

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Nier series director Yoko Taro has warned fans to be wary that "nearly half" of the items purporting to be autographed by him include fake signatures. Responding to a fan on Twitter / X who shared a ...

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in games has been discussed more and more lately. NieR series director Yoko Taro has weighed in too, expressing concern that it could lead to game creators ...

Nearing the end of the interview, the developers were asked what would they like to try moving forward, and what do they have their sights on currently. When it was Yoko Taro’s turn, the developer ...

Atlus released a new Metaphor: ReFantazio hands-on interview video featuring NieR series creator Yoko Taro. In the new video, the game creator gave his impressions of the upcoming RPG and expressed ...

It feels like the use of artificial intelligence in everyday life is becoming more and more commonplace, and Nier: Automata director Yoko Taro is concerned that it could end up causing developers to ...

"I would say that building a story is like making a cube out of clay." When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Nier: Automata is one of ...

If Taro says it’s good, that’s enough of an endorsement for us. “I can tell they made an incredible game and they put a lot of work into its stylish UI,” Taro said in the interview. “It was so stylish ...

Selling autographed merchandise has become so lucrative that celebrities and athletes are told not to sign anything with blue ink because it’s believed that this makes their John Hancock easier to ...