For the past week or so, all I have known is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
I hate that game. I love that game. I can’t put it down. Whenever I do turn it off, it is always a split-second decision spurred by anger and frustration. Developer From Software’s bewitching shinobi adventure forces you to work very hard at uncovering its many violent delights.
SEE ALSO: The stunning ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’ is ‘Dark Souls’ as a Kurosawa film
But it also does something elseSekiro successfully replicates the deadly dance of chanbara sword fighting in its game mechanics. For fans of the genre of Japanese samurai films, the hallmarks are all there: the patient build-up; the quick, clanging exchange of sword blows; the single, perfect cut that halts the flurry of action in an instant. Read more…
More about Entertainment, Film, Gaming, Watch Of The Week, and Sekiro Shadows Die Twice
