Khayl writes: The thing about Sekiro, and about FromSoftwares's games in general, is that they ask much more from you than just your $60. They ask for your time and your patience, for your frustration and your dedication.
A sequel to the studio's acclaimed title, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, would be the perfect swan song for long-time video game director Hidetaka Miyazaki.
I just don't see it happening given the success of Elden Ring. I think we'll be seeing a sequel to Elden Ring before anything else.
I'm not into souls games but it's good to see that this dev studio stick to what makes their titles unique, there's alot of souls copy n pasted games but they rarely get talked about cause they're looked at as copies and not original created ideas, the souls games are unique cause they offer they're own identity instead imitating I respect that
Or Bloodborne 2 preferably both but that’s a lot to ask if he plans on retiring sooner than later
With this feature, we will be taking a look at Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice all these years later and break down why it remains such a great time.
Absolutely. Amazing art design, and didn’t have the Bloodborne problem so it runs at 60FPS on newer hardware, which is amazing given the reaction based gameplay
This one title that never clicked with me. I enjoyed Dark Souls, Demon Souls and Bloodborne, but I never warmed up to Sekiro’s parry-focused combat. I honestly gave up on the game at about the half way point.
The Souls-like genre remains popular, along with FromSoftware's classics there are many contenders. But which are the best Souls-like games?
Hmm... In my opinion, the 7 best are the 6 made by FromSoftware (DeS, DS1, DS2, DS3, BB and ER), then Lies of P. But each to their own.
It's a Fromsoftware title. You must except it to be difficult and it's like the author said, it's not for everyone. The developers want you to play the game the way they want you to play it and I'm glad for that. Not every game should be easily accessible.
So there should be an entire genre of games that are inacessible and not fun for a huge portion of gamers and the only reason they shouldn't add an easy mode for the people who want it is because gamers who like patting themselves on the back and acting elitist want to write articles like this.
The best part about the game being too difficult is that used prices will be low since people will be selling it since they can't win. That's great for gamers who's income is too low to afford new game prices, so more people will get to experience it.
Dear game journalist, just because you can't play video games don't use gamers as an excuse for your lack of gaming skill and understand that not all (if any) games are tailor made for you.