Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice, is another game that might go under the "Souls-like" genre of games. However, the game has many differences, one such being the lack of weapons or armour that you can equip to your character as you go through the game. This is refreshing, in my opinion as the previous titles by Fromsoft seemed to depend quite a bit on these aspects.

The combat is very fluid and the setting is kept fitting with each character, along with their personalities and other ideals that they follow when interacting with the protagonist 'Wolf'. However, the grappling hook and the prosthetic arm add quite a bit of playtime to the game as you spend most of your hours upgrading the arm or looking for new prosthetic parts. The plot keeps itself dramatic and easier to follow than most of the Dark Souls games, along with having all the gore and blood of Bloodborne it is a fine combination that will still manage to leave you frustrated with the solid AI and hard enemies within the game.

The bosses are unique, each phase keeps adding more and more to their abilities and they continue to surprise you with how ruthless they can be. Various bosses also drop key story items and prosthetic parts that lead to having the player more endeared into following the story and not aimlessly giving up. One thing the game does lack however is Multiplayer, which I found quite a shame as Player versus Player fights would seem quite amazing in Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice compared to Dark Souls and Bloodborne where there might be more 'cheesing' or hacking.

Overall, the game is quite solid, I recommend anyone reading this review to buy it and try it out.