NieR Reincarnationis finally out in English with its Global server launch, and just like several gacha games, there’s a pity system in place - here’s how it works and how many pulls you need to do before reaching the ceiling.
The Pity System ofNieR Reincarnationwas introduced only recently in the Japanese server. However, it’s included from the start on the Global version, which is a lifesaver. This is one of the various ways how the game balance of the Global server will be easier overall compared to the Japanese server. Global players are getting a smoother start.
Nier Reincarnationpity system explained - How many multis you need to reach the ceiling
One multi pull on a banner gives you 10 pity points on that same banner, and once you reach 200 points you’ll be able to redeem the character you want. So it’s 20 multis to reach the pity ceiling, or 60,000 gems.
Free pulls you can do by spending tickets will also increase your points. Lastly, once a banner ends, the remaining points are transformed into another currency. You can use that currency to buy character upgrade materials most notably. Overall, this is a pretty fair pity system.
More onNieR Reincarnation
Square Enix and Toylogic first launched the game in Japan on August 14, 2025. The Japanese server already got a collab withNieR Replicant Ver 1.22and withDrag-on Dragoon 3(Drakengard 3) so we should expect them to come over on Global too. They most notably featured Kaine and Zero. Future events and collabs will be announced on the Global version’s Twitter and its streams onTwitch.
NieR Reincarnationis the first mobile game of theNieRfranchise, with a story not directly written by creative director Yoko Taro, but handled by a team of scenarists who works under him. In a past live stream, Yoko Taro and two members of the team explained their methods too. Yoko Taro is also working onnew gamesat Square Enix besidesNieR Reincarnation.
