Any new player will have their hands full getting through NEO: The World Ends With You, and the endings will tie any loose ends the gang might have. There are some stipulations on the game's endings to get them, but luckily, there are not many endings, which means less time having to hunt for them. The endings are also relatively linear to get, making it very easy to see all of them compared to other games. 2usi

Pin Points are valuable for becoming stronger in NEO: The World Ends With You. With the original releasing back on the Nintendo DS, players were introduced to the Reapers Game. Each day, players are tasked with completing new missions through their phones. Failure to complete these missions, within the set criteria, will result in erasure. Now, NEO: The World Ends With You brings back the Reapers Game with a new set of challenges. The goal still remains the same, survive each day and gather stronger Pins. In order to do this, players will need to collect Pin Points. This guide will show players how they can farm for Pin Points in the most effective manner.

Making Money is essential for succeeding in NEO: The World Ends With You, a sequel to the original Nintendo DS title that was released back in 2007. Starring a new cast, Rindo and Fret must work together to complete challenges and survive in the Reapers Game. Players will soon discover that Sho Minamimoto has made a return to the game as a player this time around. Each in-game day is spent completing tasks and unlocking the secrets to the Reapers Game. In order to do that, having a bit of extra money can go a long way. This guide will show players the best places to farm for money.

With NEO: The World Ends With You's release in the rear window, players can now take some extra time to reflect on how Square Enix arrived at the stylish sequel to a cult classic. NEO: The World Ends With You reviews leaned positive at launch, and while improvements to combat and a compelling story certainly helped propel those critiques into a friendlier tone, one thing remained utterly consistent between the two iterations of Shibuya's UG: Aesthetic.

Scanning makes its return in NEO: The World Ends With You. This guide will show players how they can activate this ability. The World Ends With You has a dormant Square Enix series for several generations. With the original title releasing back on the Nintendo DS and a mobile and Nintendo Switch port making its modern appearance, NEO: The World Ends With You is exactly what players have been requesting for years. This is an entirely new story where players will control Rindo in order to discover the secrets of the Reapers Game. Scanning is an ability that players can use to help them navigate through Shibuya. This guide will show players how they can use it.

Getting started in NEO: The World Ends With You can be a bit intimidating. This guide will show players how they can get started with helpful tips, tricks, and strategies. This is the first new title in the series outside of ports and re-releases. In this entry, players will take control of a new character named Rindo. Alongside his friend, Fret, the two must work together to complete daily tasks and uncover the secret of the Reapers Game. For those who played the original The World Ends With You, this entry does provide returning characters like Sho with an interesting twist. It is up to the player to figure out why he's a part of the game from the player's perspective. The gameplay is a bit different this time around, favoring a full 3D battle arena when compared to 2D sprites.

It's a big week in gaming thanks to the release of three highly anticipated titles. NEO: The World Ends with You, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, and Tribes of Midgard all came out on July 27, and their wide spread of genres means there's something for just about every gamer to try.

Square Enix released NEO: The World Ends With You, a continuation of 2007's The World Ends With You (TWEWY), on July 27 for the Nintendo Switch and PS4. The game brings a new cast of characters to TWEWY's familiar setting, bringing players back to the style-driven world of Shibuya with a wide range of both returning and new features for players of all levels. As quick-paced and flashy as its combat is, though, NEO: The World Ends With You has a relatively long run time.

Exactly fourteen years after the release of its predecessor, NEO: The World Ends With You arrives as a long-awaited and highly anticipated sequel, and the reviews are rolling in. The original The World Ends With You, a 2007 Japanese action RPG developed by Square Enix and Jupiter, introduced players to a unique fantasy interpretation of Tokyo's iconic Shibuya shopping district. Now reviews for the overdue sequel suggest that NEO: The World Ends With You perfectly recaptures Shibuya while also delivering fun JRPG combat.

NEO: The World Ends With You is a JRPG title with a heavy focus on style. Developed by h.a.n.d. and Square Enix, the title is a sequel to 2007's The World Ends With You, a similarly aesthetic-laden production that received critical acclaim alongside its commercial success. As a follow-up title, NEO shines thanks to its careful navigation of previous plot threads alongside its new cast of characters. Even if it's a player's first time in the series' recreation of Shibuya, however, NEO: The World Ends With You will impress all the same thanks to an eclectic but appealing mix of charm, cool, and excellent gameplay.