Character codes in Nioh 2 - how to use, create and share

Sengoku Japan was a surprisingly stylish place. Or so you’d believe, given how fancy Nioh 2’s character creator is. Players have already got to work recreating famous characters and making cool designs, and thanks to the character codes in Nioh 2, you can download or share your own online. In this guide we’ll take you through everything there is to know about character codes in Nioh 2, including how to use, create and share them, and a few fun designs we’ve found online so far.

Character codes in Nioh 2 - how to use, create and share

When you wrap up creating your character, you’ll have the option to Save and Share your character. Choose to share under the save option in the menu and you’ll be given a code that you can capture a screenshot of or save on your PS4 or a USB drive. Send the code to your friends and they’ll be able to download your character design! Best make it a good one then.

To use a character code in Nioh 2 load up the character creation page and choose to input character creation code. Now just enter the letters, numbers and characters for the one you’re after and it’ll match the exact character creation values, copying the character into your game! Don’t worry, they’ll still be a fresh character, so you won’t copy someone else’s progress.

The coolest Nioh 2 character codes - Ciri, Majima and more

Nioh 2’s character creator is pretty cool, so here are a few of the interesting character codes we’ve found so far. The game has only just released, but thanks to the Last Chance demo we already have a range of options to pick from. Enjoy making use of them!

Ciri from The Witcher 3: eNjwF8rL3rwsA

Made by Reddit user TheSpirit OfTheWest

Goro Majima from Yakuza: JN+S+s3xLSBWB

Made by Reddit user K-Z-O

Zero-Two from Darling in the Franxx: $c?$QQcWhytam

Made by Reddit user Laboreja

Tomie from Junji Ito’s manga series: %xDLsW==B9DEz

Made by Reddit user Azoz898

So there’s everything you need to know about Nioh 2 Character codes. We hope you like the examples we picked out, and we've no doubt many more will be on the way now that the game is officially released. Have fun creating your own characters, and feel free to share them in the comments below!

Henry Stenhouse

Associate Editor

Henry Stenhouse serves an eternal punishment as the Associate Editor of AllGamers. He spent his younger life studying the laws of physics, even going so far as to complete a PhD in the subject before video games stole his soul. Confess your love of Super Smash Bros. via email at henry@moonrock.biz, or catch him on Twitter.