Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Lives upto to its legendary status, had to get gud IRL. Combat never felt this satisfying.

Once you immerse yourself in this game, there is no room for real-world anxiety. It is as soothing as a hot cup of sake on a rainy day. The beautiful scenery took my breath away - nearly as much as phase two shirtless Genichiro Ashina. And now that I never have to see Guardian Ape ever again, I think I just about be…

Sekiro is indisputably the best game FromSoftware has ever created in terms of mechanical combat. It delivers a hyper addictive gameplay loop that demands absolute, unadulterated skill. While many label it the hardest entry in the "Soulsborne" pantheon, it is also easily the most deeply rewarding to master. The geni…

My only regret is waiting till 2026 to play this masterpiece. The game is very hard early on when you still don't know the basics, so prepare to die a lot until you learn how to play. Whoever treats it as an action game will suffer and get frustrated. While it's a FromSoftware game, it feels different from the other…

For a game that is easily 10/10 on a normal day, except for the day you have to "subdue" the burning bull.. The flames on its horns are foreshadowing for what you are about to experience, you shall burn in the deepest pit of hell. I hope the person that made the bull gets paid minimum wage. After playthrough #2 its…

Sekiro was the first Fromsoftware game I ever played, yeaaaa it was rough. Slowly but surely I built up skill in the game, but often times id get past the bosses through sheer willingness to throw myself at a brick wall until it came down. As with any souls like experience, each step of the way was agony followed by…