While the production doesn’t end well for any of the cast members, it’d still be wonderful to see machines interpret other famous plays. If players accept the Stamp Collecting side quest, they’ll have the chance to see a strange and delightful take on Romeo and Juliet. If you haven’t reached Ending E of Nier: Automata, beware: Major spoilers lie below.

Here are a few subjects that could make for compelling bonus content. That said, there’s plenty of ground to be covered. Until an official announcement hits, we can only theorize about the game’s DLC plans. Currently, there’s no way to open these doors, but it seems likely enough that we’ll see DLC that unlocks them later on. If you explore Nier: Automata‘s map, you’ll find three Apologetic Machines prostrating themselves in front of locked doors. In fact, you can even see signs of DLC plans within the current game. After all, both the original Nier and Drakengard 3, which both sold substantially less than Nier: Automata, received content DLC. Before Nier: Automata was released, Taro went so far as to tell fans that they shouldn’t “expect too much from this game.” While we may not get expansion packs as massive as Hearts of Stones and Blood and Wine, it’s safe to say that we’ll see Nier: Automata DLC soon enough. That statement might sound a bit dire to those that are unfamiliar with Yoko Taro, but if you look at his past interviews, you’ll see that he has a habit of downplaying his own works. Unfortunately, Nier doesn’t have the budget to do so, so I just hope that everyone doesn’t anticipate too much from the DLC content if we do end up doing some. When we see DLC these days, a lot of people envision something that’s quite robust, like story DLCs from Witcher 3. What Yoko Taro has said on the subject is this:

Although many sites have said that the game won’t offer any content DLC, neither Square Enix or the game’s director, Yoko Taro, have backed up those claims.

Coverage surrounding Nier: Automata‘s DLC plans has been a bit strange.

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