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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a very good souls-like game, and is placed in Japan, rather than a fantasy world, like Dark Souls. They are very similar games, but they do have their differences. Dark Souls' combat relies on hitting a few times, and dodge rolling away from the next attack, and then repeat. Sekiro's combat mostly relies on a mix of things, whether that be using your prosthetic tool to stun, jump kicking, grapple attacking, parrying, and sometimes dodge countering. The only thing that a Dark Souls player would not be used to in this game, is it's emphasis on the importance of parrying. This game will basically use your muscle memory against you, as dodging is not NEARLY as effective in this game, as it only works situationally.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this game to Souls players, and even people who haven't played any of the games. While I haven't even come close to completing the game, it has been a very fun experience so far, though I do often get mad at the game. This is a quality title, and most people who are interested in the Souls genre should give it a try.

extremely good game with an interesting set of goals and obstacles. would recommend to anyone looking for a unique survival game experience.

played for 20 minutes, not fun.

This is a great game besides the fact of the FFA Loot system, a boss/badass drops a blue, purple or an orange and all the players have to rush to grab it and leave the other players to rot. I want this mechanic removed in the next game (After The Tales of the Borderlands). It would be a great game with the FFA Loot system removed because it makes people look like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.