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Return from death and take revenge on those who wronged you. Enter a new, dark, and harsh gaming experience from the creators of Bloodborne and the Dark Souls series.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an intense third-person action-adventure game that takes you to the blood-soaked Japan of the 14th century. Take on the role of a disgraced warrior who has returned from the brink of death with a mission to save his master and take revenge on his greatest nemesis.
As you explore a vast, interconnected world, you will face shocking opponents and engage in exhausting one-on-one duels. Unleash an arsenal of deadly prosthetic weapons and powerful ninja techniques to defeat your enemies, and combine the art of stealth with side methods to sow death from the shadows.
Become an expert in sword fighting and enhance it with upgrades for your prosthetic arm that change the way you fight. Combine these skills with stealth techniques, overcome obstacles with your special hook, and defeat even the toughest opponents.
Become a highly trained ninja - the "one-armed wolf" - and, having suffered defeat at the hands of a dark samurai Ashina, come back to life to face your destiny, reclaim your master, and take revenge on the opponent at any cost.
Explore vibrant environments inspired by Japan's blood-soaked Sengoku period and utilize all your tools to uncover secret areas, new items, optional character interactions, and hidden enemies
Lose yourself in her illusions.
Do you see the rage in his eyes?
Enter a deep nest within the valley.
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It is a game that makes you better as a player. It is infinitely difficult until you learn it, once you learn it rewards you in the best way!
Those who are fans of Fromsoftware and say they didn't like it,
then they are not fans of Fromsoftware. Get good.
The rest of the game haters simply are not fans of difficult games.
Yes, it is one of the most difficult games of the company, mainly due to the change in mechanics.
But if you dedicate some time to click on the combat and get into the mood, the game becomes extremely rewarding.
The ability of Parry and Jump is a plus in terms of gameplay.
From graphics, direction and boss fights, it's simply the best.
For many, the best game from From. For me, not because of the difficulty that got out of hand, the absence of multiplayer, and the lack of class options. Nevertheless, I bought it to play it again after the PC because, well, we love From no matter what they release, and I want to play it again on the PS5. I believe I will enjoy it much more this time, having mastered the very different mechanics of the game that have nothing to do with any soulslike so far
I haven't played anything worse in my life (game finished). It's an acceptable game with unbelievably bad gameplay and unbelievably bad hitboxes! The worst thing ever! I'm a big fan of soulsborne games, and this is a disgrace as a game! The worst thing ever! If I could give it zero stars, I would!
It is a game that makes you a better player in a difficult game (10/10 in difficulty) but equally nice, it's not for everyone, you need to have experience with games.
You feel like you are holding the controller and not just pressing R1, it requires reflexes and a clear mind (they really did a good job).
The scenario is very nice, the sound is fine with headphones, I just turned the game's music to 0 to focus more on the moment with the enemy, the landscapes, and the atmosphere.
As a game of its kind, it is excellent
The game is very good in all aspects. It is quite challenging and addictive in gameplay. The enemy executions are addictive as well as the epic battles with the bosses. I highly recommend it to fans of souls and tenchu. If someone is interested in the contents of the packaging, I tried to make an unboxing video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=javsDAPADMA
Having played Bloodborne, Dark Souls 1 and 3, Elden Ring, and Demon's Souls, it was time for Sekiro! Knowing what I was getting into and having a lot of enthusiasm and patience, I decided to give it a try. It has the reputation of being the most difficult game in the "series," so I wanted to play it last. I started it without aiming to finish it, I just couldn't resist seeing it because the previous games made me a fan of FromSoftware.
Everything was fine until I reached the first wall of the game for me, the samurai strategist Genishiro. That's when I realized that things here are serious! It doesn't have the mechanism of souls to level up your stats and come back stronger to a boss that you can't beat. Here, you will have to learn the choreography inside out and upside down, and you will have to perform almost flawlessly to progress. This initially challenged me, but as I progressed in the game, it won me over with its logic.
Essentially, the game is a boss rush with intermediate areas where mobs surround them. The beginning is difficult and the gameplay seemed stubborn. Now, I have spent 200 hours, completed 10 playthroughs, achieved platinum, and I have to say that it is the best and most addictive combat system I have ever played. Especially the sword fights and the deflect mechanism are something else. Within its simplicity and minimalism, the game reaches perfection! The lighting, environments, and atmosphere are exceptional. The setting is unparalleled, and I liked it more than the others because it is more realistic as it refers to a historical era rather than fantasy.
I loved and fell in love with Sekiro, just like all the games from FromSoftware. But this one holds a special place in my heart, mainly because it made me a much better player!
Truly the best game I have ever played, it is worth every penny and more, it is now my favorite game of all time. I have reached a point where I can't resist starting a new game from the beginning with a new difficulty level as soon as I finish the story, something I have never experienced with any other game.
Amazing... Masterpiece.... Whatever I say is not enough. I bought it for 70€ and I don't regret it for a moment. The best game I have ever played!
My friend bought the game. I criticized him for the amount of money he spent on it. The reviews I had read said it was an awesome game but also incredibly difficult to the point of being unplayable and essentially impossible to beat. It's even harder than Bloodborne, which is a game I have both hated and loved like no other. Of course, I ended up platinuming it and considering it possibly the best game on the PS4.
While my friend was playing, he told me what I had read from the reviews, but that despite the difficulty, it's an amazing game and incredibly addictive once you get used to it and learn it. "You'll love it," he told me. And that's exactly what happened! When he finished it himself, he practically forced me to play it.
I started it with a cold heart because I had loved Bloodborne and wanted to give it a chance. From the beginning, the game showed its teeth. The regular soldiers kill you instantly just for fun. The game is incredibly difficult and sometimes unfairly so... I don't know, Bloodborne, which I considered the hardest game along with its DLC, now seems simply normal.
I don't have much skill in games and SEKIRO requires you to have incredible skill or try many, many, many, many, many times. Its gameplay is incredible and it has new mechanisms in combat that make it stand out from other Soulsborne games. It has a very nice story with different endings depending on certain choices you make, and overall it's a well-made game.
While the game as a whole is flawless, its difficulty makes it not a game for everyone. You will hit a "wall" many times in the game. You won't be able to progress due to the difficulty. Also, you can't do farming, strengthen your character, and go back to face a boss again, nor can you summon the help of another player like you can in Bloodborne, for example. You have to acquire skill, learn the moves of each boss, die many times, and eventually find a way to defeat them. You have to level up YOURSELF as a player, as a gamer, and not just the character you're playing as.
Furthermore, you have to play it alone at home because you have to be 110% dedicated to the game and because the frustration it sometimes causes will make you blame anyone who is at home, even your 7-year-old daughter who is just playing in the next room... But of course, when you surpass a boss, the satisfaction and reward I think are unmatched... Personally, I celebrated and shouted like crazy when I defeated certain specific bosses. My hands were trembling and the adrenaline was pumping! It's truly an incredible feeling.
The game reaches another level in ng+. Knowing the game's mechanics, having all the skills and "powers" from the first playthrough, but mainly the experience of what you will face and how, the game becomes pure enjoyment without leaving any room for the slightest mistake!!!!
SEKIRO ended up like Bloodborne for me. It became platinum and one of my favorite games. Its difficulty is unbelievable. It's really, really difficult. However, as a casual gamer, I managed to beat it. So I think anyone can. If you manage to do it and don't give up, then you will have an amazing gaming experience!
I highly recommend it!
One of the best games released in recent years. From developers who care about the quality of their games (who don't make 3 games a year...) and the satisfaction of the fans. Very nice presentation, meaning the graphics are very nice, the world is beautiful, well-structured, and changes over time. The setting (Sengoku-era Japan) is depicted very nicely. The gameplay is FLAWLESS, for the combat at times you will feel like you are in an anime fight and in others in a real sword fight. They removed stamina in exchange for posture, it works like this: If you break the enemy's posture, you can take them down with one hit, and if your posture breaks, you are left vulnerable. Stealth is a good addition as it suits the protagonist, who is a shinobi, and if used correctly, it can make the game easier. The story is understandable and not hidden behind pages of lore (although that exists too). It is very difficult, but that is what makes the game more realistic and sets it apart from the others. You learn as you play and improve from your mistakes, like a true warrior. And when the time comes, you must put into practice what you have learned...
First of all, let me say that I finished the game just to write the review. So, amazing graphics, amazing characters, but guys, the gameplay killed me. I knew it was a difficult game, but it frustrated me. Okay, the enemies were cool, I admit the storyline was nice, but come on, every time I killed a boss, instead of feeling satisfied, I felt exhausted. Alright, if you want a very challenging game, above average difficulty, go for it. But if you're like me, who plays all games with moderate difficulty and wants more story and character development rather than battles, sorry, but go for The Last of Us instead.
EPIC. Pure entertainment from perhaps From's most challenging game. Tremendous level design and art direction, and something completely different from what we were used to. The game requires patience and dedication to learn its mechanics, but once you do, it offers incredible moments
Masterpiece from software really. I started Sekiro after finishing DS3 and Bloodborne along with their DLCs, and I have to say it has the best but also the most difficult gameplay out of the two. It takes time to learn the mechanics and then it just clicks. It is definitely the most difficult game I have played, but also the most fun. It is relatively smaller compared to DS3 and BB. It took me 25 hours to finish it and defeat all the bosses and mini bosses (including the 5 headless), while DS3 took me 34 hours and a total of 40 with the 2 DLCs. It's not a game for everyone because it's certain that you will die... a lot, especially against the final boss. And I believe it's worth its money, but for me, it's not worth 70€ from the store. At most, 50€. A must-play for from software fans.
Although I have no relation to the dark souls games, which resemble this one in some way, my experience with this game was unexpectedly excellent. It is definitely a difficult game and requires skill, but it teaches you to become better throughout. And the most important thing is that despite the difficulty and anxiety it creates, when you finally defeat a boss, the satisfaction grows. However, it is not for everyone because the difficulty is not adjustable and some may get bored of dying. But those who can dedicate some of their time, I believe they will really enjoy it.
The game is not for everyone because it is very difficult, if you are one of those who really have no patience, stay away.
It does not rely on character build up but on player reflexes, it requires preparation before each boss and mini boss.
Unfortunately, guys, Hidetaka Miyazaki after Demon's Souls and especially from the ultimate game in terms of combat system and one of the best games ever released, in my opinion of course, and I'm referring to Dark Souls 1. It rolled down, as if it hit the ceiling with this game and since then I don't know what to say, he went downhill. Yeah, okay, Dark Souls 2 is a great game but it lacks that essence, if you've played the aforementioned Bloodborne and Dark Souls 3, it's just full attack and bosses are defeated right away. Well, some of them at least. However, it shouldn't take more than 10 tries, maybe 4 or 5 times. Now, as for Sekiro, what can I say, all you do is defend until the boss gets tired and then you finish it with one or two hits. And it's so repetitive that it's not interesting at all, forget about the variety in Dark Souls 1 and 2 where you had to defend in one boss, attack in another, and use combinations in another. Luckily, the game is very short, at most 20 hours for an experienced player. Some people abroad have even finished it in 6 to 7 hours. And of course, you don't need to take my word for it, go to forums that exclusively discuss games and see detailed reviews, not on YouTube where they get sponsorships. It's not a coincidence that FromSoftware is the favorite of YouTubers. And I say this as someone who considers Dark Souls 1 the best video game ever, and games like Nioh, which is over 120 hours and is an amazing game, just scratch the surface.
Bloodborne and Dark Souls are epic games, with terrible graphics and gameplay, unresponsive controls, and a tragic camera switch! Just because you made a difficult game doesn't mean you succeeded at all!
The 'includes bonus content' does not apply, however. All the content is free with the updates, whether it says 'Game of the year' or not.
Being a big fan of the souls from 1, I couldn't not try it. I went in with a lot of experience from the previous ones and I thought it couldn't be more difficult than ds1. However, I got stuck and seeing how different it is in terms of almost none of the dark souls gameplay mechanics working, I thought here we are. Forget dodgeroll, shields, armor. Only parry and deflect until the sun sets. While at first the combat seemed empty compared to dark souls, later on I realized that its beauty lies in its simplicity and how refined it is. In comparison to souls, here you will develop your reflexes for ten times longer since it is harder, more fast paced, and less forgiving than a souls game. The addition of stealth is excellent and if you exploit it, you can slice through every gank. I would definitely like more weapon variety but the skills are a good alternative. In the end, it is a game worthy of the GOTY with solid gameplay and story. Hopefully, there will be a sequel.
A diamond game that requires complete dedication and is not given to anyone. It will punish you many times, but once you learn the mechanics and how to move, you will be able to appreciate the emotions it can offer you. Of course, I would not recommend it to someone who wants to play something relaxed and does not have the courage to deeply learn the game, but I highly recommend it to someone who wants a challenge. Fairly the game of the year for 2019
Masterpiece indeed. It is a game that requires effort and unfortunately many will give up on it. However, if you engage and learn the mechanics of the game (which are the Alpha and the Omega), then you simply have nothing to fear. It may sound cliché, but you must accept that when you lose, it is not the game's fault but clearly your own mishandling. Once you accept this, then you can enjoy it even when it frustrates you. Deservedly Game of the year.
One of the best quality games I have ever played. Even more difficult than Dark Souls/Bloodborne, but once you delve deep into the mechanics, it is truly a masterpiece.
An epic!
difficult demanding but Once you enter the world and survive your journey as a Shinobi the feeling it leaves you is unique
From the top game of the century. I don't need to say much, everything is perfect in my opinion. And at the price of 50 that I bought it, it is worth more than that.
It is from From Software, so feel free to buy it and enjoy.
Personally, I rank it slightly below the Souls & Bloodborne games because its combat system rewards and relies more on the speed of reflexes (deflect, mikiri, etc.) rather than tactics and character build.
A real masterpiece!!! The gameplay is excellent and quite addictive, with exceptional and quite a few bosses and mini bosses... It's a difficult game, but someone like me who has experience with this type of games won't find it too challenging.... I finished it in about 33 hours, killing all the bosses and mini bosses, also having some memorable mini bosses, although personally it didn't bother me that each boss you kill gives you a memory that empowers your attack.... The graphics are quite good, I don't know why some say it doesn't have good graphics, what logic are they using to say that!! One of the best games ever released.... and we are looking forward to the next game by the great Miyazaki, which is Elden Ring. Rating 10/10, but it's not enough for such an amazing game
Another masterpiece from From Software and the brilliant creator Miyazaki... After Demon Souls, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne, another masterpiece has arrived with a new IP and story. In some aspects, it slightly resembles the aforementioned games (some shortcuts and landscapes that remind you of Bloodborne and Dark Souls), but it has woven them together in a completely different and intelligent way in terms of gameplay and story, which only Miyazaki can deliver. For fans of From Software's games, it is a must-play. For someone who hasn't played their previous games, they will suffer and mainly need to have great patience and focus in order to understand how the gameplay works, as it is not just about attacking but also about reading the opponent's movements, proper defenses, and correct deflects, as well as understanding the skills that can be unlocked to help you according to the situation.
Rating: 9.5/10 Rightfully the Game of the Year for 2019.
P.S. I am looking forward to Miyazaki's new creation on the PS5.
Very good story....Good gameplay....It is a game for hardcore gamers and is aimed at an audience that is familiar with consoles....It is quite difficult...Personally, I struggled a lot to finish it....I don't know if I would play it again...but if someone is familiar with consoles and especially with PlayStation and especially with games of this style (e.g. Dark Souls, God of War), it is a good choice....
Spoiler alert. I had never played games from software before, so I researched it before buying it and read that it is difficult, but really all the bosses are easy except for two: the owl in Hirata Estate, which took me 5.5 hours to beat, and now the demon of hatred, which is the hardest thing I have ever played. You have to do everything perfectly, but I believe I can do it. I also looked up some things on the internet. Another thing I want to mention is the price. If you want, you can wait for the price to drop to 30 euros. It's worth it because the game lasts at least 70 hours to complete everything.
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