By far the toughest FromSoftware game I have ever played, but the challenge was worth it in the end. This game puts you in control of Wolf, a shinobi who's sole purpose is to protect his master Kuro, Divine Heir of all of Ashina. Genichiro Ashina though, greedy for power and immortality, imprisons Kuro and attempts to use his blood to make him immortal. Wolf's journey takes you to multiple locations on your search to end this conflict in a multitude of ways, sending you through many different areas, all beautiful and incredible to run around in. The combat is fluid and varied with the use of Wolf's prosthetic arm, which can be used in a multitude of ways. These reasons make Sekiro's combat system by far my favorite in any FromSoftware game, but it does take some time to master. The enemies, though I wish there were more types than just soldiers and the occasional animal fits perfectly given the time period we are in and the plot we are following. Overall one of my favorite games of all time!!

By far the toughest FromSoftware game I have ever played, but the challenge was worth it in the end. This game puts you in control of Wolf, a shinobi who's sole purpose is to protect his master Kuro, Divine Heir of all of Ashina. Genichiro Ashina though, greedy for power and immortality, imprisons Kuro and attempts to use his blood to make him immortal. Wolf's journey takes you to multiple locations on your search to end this conflict in a multitude of ways, sending you through many different areas, all beautiful and incredible to run around in. The combat is fluid and varied with the use of Wolf's prosthetic arm, which can be used in a multitude of ways. These reasons make Sekiro's combat system by far my favorite in any FromSoftware game, but it does take some time to master. The enemies, though I wish there were more types than just soldiers and the occasional animal fits perfectly given the time period we are in and the plot we are following. Overall one of my favorite games of all time!!