Okay, so in the Crucible and Lesser Crucible, if enemies hit me, I can get something called Life Corrosion. It’s basically a health debuff – it lowers my max health. Even using a Crucible Weapon and taking damage at the same time can give me this. The bad part is, it doesn’t just go away on its own; I need to do something specific to get rid of it.
In Nioh 3, players can earn Samurai and Ninja Locks in several ways. One method is by finishing Missions and Myths – quests you’ll find as you explore the game world.
As a huge Elden Ring fan, I’m really hoping we get the Tarnished Edition on the Switch 2! It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything official, and it’s a little concerning. I heard the version they were showing at Gamescom 2025 wasn’t quite ready, which pushed the release back to 2026. Now that it didn’t show up at the latest Nintendo Direct, a lot of us are starting to worry about whether it will actually happen. I’m keeping my fingers crossed, but the silence is definitely making me nervous!
The quest “A Drop of Hope” is one of the first Myths you’ll encounter in the game. It requires you to locate medicine and then find a man’s family. Here’s a step-by-step guide to completing it in Nioh 3.
In Nioh 3, you’ll find a Six Jizo statue in the Maisaka Water Mill area that’s missing its head. Here’s how to locate the missing piece to complete the statue.
You can usually get Ochoko Cups by defeating a Revenant, which appears from a Bloody Grave. These enemies are ghosts of other players who died in that area and will fight you based on how they used to play. If you defeat a Revenant, you’ll earn their equipment, including Ochoko Cups. Bloody Graves appear randomly as you explore, so there’s no specific place to look for them.
If you want to change how your character looks in Nioh 3, go to the Eternal Rift and find the mirror in the northern house upstairs. Select the “Change Appearance” option, and it will take you to the character customization menu.
Moving through a game in a set order helps players get better and face tougher obstacles. However, traditional leveling systems can feel restrictive and don’t always let players customize their experience. If you’re looking for RPGs with more flexible ways to improve your character, here are a few recommendations.
Onmoraki isn’t that strange when you consider other video game monsters, is it? It’s a large, frightening creature, but what really makes it stand out is that it’s made of stitched-together souls, and its roar sounds like an elephant! That combination makes it one of the most uniquely bizarre bosses in Nioh 3.
Once you defeat a yokai and obtain its soul core, take it to any Shrine to purify it. Your collected soul cores are kept safe in the Onmyo Box, but you can only equip or unequip them at a Shrine. Be careful! If you die with an unpurified core, you’ll lose it, and you’ll need to retrieve it along with your Amrita when you respawn.