Demanding, but rewarding gameplay. There are multiple sections in the game where you will be stuck for possibly hours trying to figure out how to defeat certain bosses, but the feeling of figuring out and mastering it never gets old. Love the level designs, the lore, and the overall feel.

As for negatives, one is that it is difficult to figure out exactly what consequences the few story choices you have in the game are. There are multiple endings, and some of them are so convoluted to reach that I struggle to see how you would figure it out without a wiki afterwards.

But Sekiro first and foremost is a gameplay centric game, and in that regards, it is absolutely awesome. Nice that it priortizes storytelling through the environment, instead of being overly reliant on cutscenes.

Demanding, but rewarding gameplay. There are multiple sections in the game where you will be stuck for possibly hours trying to figure out how to defeat certain bosses, but the feeling of figuring out and mastering it never gets old. Love the level designs, the lore, and the overall feel. As for negatives, one is that it is difficult to figure out exactly what consequences the few story choices you have in the game are. There are multiple endings, and some of them are so convoluted to reach that I struggle to see how you would figure it out without a wiki afterwards. But Sekiro first and foremost is a gameplay centric game, and in that regards, it is absolutely awesome. Nice that it priortizes storytelling through the environment, instead of being overly reliant on cutscenes.