Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice | PS4/XB1/PC | Out Now

[Fatboi1]

This game looked at the conference. I wish to see some dark/night time levels though. It's pretty much Bloodborne meets Tenchu.

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

This game looked at the conference. I wish to see some dark/night time levels though. It's pretty much Bloodborne meets Tenchu.

Sooooo. Ni-oh pretty much. :DAIGOLEON:

 

[Fatboi1]

Sooooo. Ni-oh pretty much. :DAIGOLEON:

It still looks different with the movement and obviously it'll feel like a souls game mechanically.

 

[-DMP-]

Looks like Tenchu X Ni-Oh.

Which makes me wonder should i even bother popping in Ni Oh now.

 

[Kingshango]

From Software coming in with the piff.

Capcom sitting on Onimusha continues to be the dumbest thing ever.

Looks like Tenchu X Ni-Oh.

Which makes me wonder should i even bother popping in Ni Oh now.

It's still worth a playthrough.

 

[-DMP-]

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has no classes from which to choose, no character stats to level up, no option to create your own character, no multiplayer of any kind, no armour or weapons to find or equip, and no souls (or equivalent) to collect - or lose after dying. Just to reconfirm: Sekiro is the next big game by FromSoftware, the maker of Dark Souls and Bloodborne.

Indeed, Sekiro can scarcely be called an action-RPG. FromSoftware's Yasuhiro Kitao rather describes it as an action adventure game. One of the few elements that might seem familiar is your character's prosthetic limb - it's capable of hosting a number of gadgets, which you can find scattered around the world. That sounds pretty reminiscent of the trick weapons found in Bloodborne, if you had a temporary flirtation with a PlayStation 4 to enjoy that.

There are no classes, stats, or souls in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Surprised at no rpg elements

 

[Rekkapryde]

From Software coming in with the piff.

Capcom sitting on Onimusha continues to be the dumbest thing ever.



It's still worth a playthrough.

they just doing what they always do and are waiting for Sony/MS/Nintendo to pay for the development.

 

[Take It In Blood]

these games never have a comprehensive story that someone who isn't trying to read books would understand

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

There are no classes, stats, or souls in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Surprised at no rpg elements

Doesn't sound much like a souls game at all.

@MeachTheMonster

 

[GoldenGlove]

these games never have a comprehensive story that someone who isn't trying to read books would understand

God of War is the only game in this lane that has a story that people care about.

Gameplay is King in Action Game Territory.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Doesn't sound much like a souls game at all.

@MeachTheMonster

Sounds interesting. I always thought the leveling in Dark Souls was kinda useless. No matter how much leveling you do, you still got to play right. This just eliminates the need for grinding for souls.

Good move imo

 

[Hopeofmypeople]

God of War is the only game in this lane that has a story that people care about.

Gameplay is King in Action Game Territory.

Don’t you nikkas get bored without something to drive the narrative. Why is such and such fighting, I think having a narrative sets a particular tone.

 

[Fatboi1]

Don’t you nikkas get bored without something to drive the narrative. Why is such and such fighting, I think having a narrative sets a particular tone.

Nah. Not every game needs the best story. I couldn't tell you shyt about what happened in Bayonetta's story but I remember them combos though

 

[-DMP-]

Come to think of it, its been a LONG time since ive played a game that hasnt had some type of RPG element.

Will bre refreshing

 

[GoldenGlove]

Don’t you nikkas get bored without something to drive the narrative. Why is such and such fighting, I think having a narrative sets a particular tone.

Not really, for these type of games the story being good is only an added bonus for me.



I don't be paying attention to game stories unless they are amazing anyway