It's kinda spoilery but honestly not that much compared to what I was expecting.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice | Official Gameplay Overview Trailer
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So is the implication that the ninja dash isn't from a skill tree, but from an occult prosthetic? That shadow teleport is shown during the dialogue about discovering new prosthetics
And then take a look at what they actually released :D But I also think that FFXV is definitely a bad game to compare to studios with a very good dev pipeline :)
Game looks incredible. Slightly apprehensive on buying it since I'm not a Souls/Bloodborne fan at all.
Don't, it's soooo close now. Imagine the sweet, pristine taste of going into the game with minimal knowledge.
Awesome trailer, I like that it's been uploaded in 4K as well. Super clean looking.
Holy shit man, that's an amazing collection.
Holy shit man, that's an amazing collection.
Holy fucking shit. That was far and away the most appetizing look at the possibilities of combat and exploration. Even more hyped than I was before.
People who aren't watching it for the sake of spoilers are probably wise to do so. Almost all of it is stuff we've seen before but there are flashes of different skills and prosthetic upgrades that we haven't seen. They look so fucking cool, but if you're trying to go blind that's for the best
People who aren't watching it for the sake of spoilers are probably wise to do so. Almost all of it is stuff we've seen before but there are flashes of different skills and prosthetic upgrades that we haven't seen. They look so fucking cool, but if you're trying to go blind that's for the best
Yeah, no webcam though because fuck I'm tired of that 50x50 cam being in the way.
There are people in this thread that say it's more pure action, it's still an ARPG, it's more Souls like than Ninja like, it's more Ninja like than Souls like, etc.
So uhh, what the hell is it?!
So uhh, what the hell is it?!
It's an action RPG, but with a focus on a single defined character rather classes. The RPG elements are streamlined to suit the faster action approach but still look to have a sizable amount of depth with all the skill trees, upgrade trees, and customizing your skill/arm loadout
The essence of Souls is there but more open-ended (ie stealth and verticality), much faster (grapple hook, no stamina, jumping), and more story-driven (a set protagonist, etc)
Looks amazing, cant wait until Friday.
Have any previews mentioned how many prosthetics you can equip? Or can you switch between them all freely at anytime? Hope it's the latter, having to pick and choose would be a pain.
Have any previews mentioned how many prosthetics you can equip? Or can you switch between them all freely at anytime? Hope it's the latter, having to pick and choose would be a pain.
For those worried about the final game not having enough variety in the locations: Don't.
You need only glance at the previous work of this studio to be convinced of their incredible pool of talented artists when it comes to environmental (and monster) design. Be ready to have your socks blown off.
You need only glance at the previous work of this studio to be convinced of their incredible pool of talented artists when it comes to environmental (and monster) design. Be ready to have your socks blown off.
I'm not getting how that makes it an rpg. Wouldn't NGB or DMC games be rpgs then?
So true. Also I imagine the enemy designs and variety are going to exceed expectations.
Seems sort of like Hollow Knight to me. Unlocked/Found abilities and something akin to the Charm system in the loadouts and upgrade trees (with maybe more permanence than HK).
Some might say you kind-of like the Soulsborne series a little bit.
j/k - fantastic collection!! 🤘🏻
If there's an Era server, I wouldn't mind a link.
I'm in a couple of Sekiro servers; the one belonging to the group of SoulsBorne subreddits, and the other belonging to a separate Sekiro subreddit. I've no idea why they're separate.
From's press releases describe Sekiro as an "action adventure game with RPG elements" (versus "action RPG" for the SoulsBorne games) and I think it's accurate from what we've seen.
If your penis is steaming and flaky AF while erect, you should probably seek medical attention.My dick after watching this.
(It's a Katana blade being quenched.)
The more I see of this, the more it becomes clear to me that the assorted different hand accessories ought to be quite satisfying to some of the people who enjoy the RPG elements of Soulsborne. Outside of the grappling hook, I don't think any of them is mandatory for any situation, but different ones are better matches for different bosses/enemy types; so not only can you cleverly correct-loadout your way around some of the difficulty spikes, you can also challenge yourself with a playthrough restricted to just the flamethrower or just the umbrella or what have you. I think it's going to be a blast and it's going to be extremely fucking replayable.
I posted this in another Sekiro thread, but I think it would be helpful for those "in the know" to discuss why or how gameplay differs between Sekiro, Soulsborne, Ninja Gaiden, etc.
Just saying it's different is not exactly the most informative statement about the game.
Just saying it's different is not exactly the most informative statement about the game.
Do you mean the reveal trailer? If so yes there's a LOT here you haven't seen.
Lots of cool footage of more interesting combat arts you can do in the game. The shadow dodge into falling/hammer strike from above was the coolest for me but the slide dodge looked sick too. Too bad you can only equip one combat art per prosthetic, at least we can carry 3 arms in a loadout.
I tried to avoid this, but couldn't. And the trailer is in 4K. I've been watching this on my TV, over and over.
Get here now, Friday! I wanna play this and love every minute of it!
Get here now, Friday! I wanna play this and love every minute of it!
Dont know if this is the right thread but does anyone know what day I can preload on steam? Also what time the game will unlock at? I saw someone mention Thursday 9 pm EDT?
There are some spoils, nothing major and nothing you likely haven't already seen.