Otaku Judge brings the NieR series for their next quiz tournament
You could win autographs from some big names if you play well
- The quiz will be based on the entire NieR series
- Collect points for getting the right answer
- Winners will receive merch and autographs from Yoko Taro and Yosuke Saito
WCS Inc. has just kicked off its latest ranking competition event in their popular quiz app, Otaku Judge, this time bringing another popular game to the fray. The NieR series joins the riddle game as the next limited-time event. Fans of the video game can come together to test their knowledge in quizzes created by the community. Running until October 14th, the event offers an exciting chance to challenge your understanding of NieR and compete for top-tier prizes.
If you’re a fan of NieR and love a good quiz, this is your opportunity to dive in. Otaku Judge’s latest event focuses solely on quizzes about the NieR series, with questions crafted by fellow fans, ensuring a comprehensive challenge for both newcomers and veterans of the series.
Whether you’ve just completed your first playthrough of NieR: Automata or are a long-time fan of NieR Replicant, you’ll find a quiz level to suit your skill. You can choose from three difficulty levels – easy, normal, and hard. There are descriptions for each question as well, allowing you to expand your knowledge of NieR lore.
The event’s ranking system is based on the points you collect for correct answers. The top winners stand to win autographed papers from NieR creator Yoko Taro and producer Yosuke Saito, an exclusive title and icon within Otaku Judge, and collab merchandise like acrylic key rings as well.
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For those interested in creating their own quizzes, submissions are open until September 23rd. The ranking competition will run until October 14th, so be sure to participate to be able to grab those rewards. You can participate for free, though certain in-app purchases may be present.
Get started on the quiz by downloading Otaku Judge on your preferred link below. It is a free-to-play game with in-app purchases. Visit the official website for more information on the competition.
