Nioh and Nioh 2: Check the Game Before the Edition
One missing numeral can send a reader to the wrong game. The historical title says Nioh, while its description talks about Nioh 2 mechanics. Use the exact game title before comparing editions; no gameplay recording is used as evidence here.
The mismatch to resolve
Team Ninja's Nioh 2 listing describes a custom protagonist, Yokai Shift and Dark Realms. Those are the concepts in this page's original body. The first Nioh has a separate official Complete Edition listing; its story follows William. These are distinct games, not interchangeable edition names.
Check the edition on its own page
The PC Complete Editions have different expansion sets. Nioh includes Dragon of the North, Defiant Honor and Bloodshed's End. Nioh 2 includes The Tengu's Disciple, Darkness in the Capital and The First Samurai. Check the exact title and platform rather than carrying contents across from the other game.
Keep the buying decision separate
This page provides the supported distinction rather than a product-purchase recommendation. Compare the exact game's store page and its edition contents; Nioh and Nioh 2 are not substitute names for the same purchase.
Get the game identity right first. The rest of the advice—and any buying decision—depends on it.