2023-09-20 20:05:02
Game news Recommended at 94, this souls-like from FromSoftware was named best action game of 2019 and it is -50% on PC and PS4
Published on 09/20/2023 at 10:05 p.m.
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Do you like samurai, feudal Japan and difficulty? Sekiro Shadows Die Twice is currently 50% off.
Before Elden Ring, there was Sekiro Shadows Die Twice, an action game that sends you to feudal Japan in the late 16th century. You play “the one-armed wolf”: a strange samurai equipped with a “shinobi prosthesis” as a left hand and set off in pursuit of a young kidnapped lord. Co-published internationally by Activision, it is one of FromSoftware’s jewels. This creation from the progenitors of Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls was crowned game of the year in 2019.
Follow your path to revenge in the critically acclaimed action-adventure game from FromSoftware studio, creators of the Bloodborne and Dark Souls series.
Explore Sengoku Japan of the late 1500s and face massive enemies in a tortured world. Unleash an arsenal of prosthetic tools and ninja abilities, combining stealth, transversality and verticality, in merciless duels – Description PlayStation Store
On Steam and on the PlayStatin Store, the game is currently enjoying a -50% promotion. It is therefore €29.99 until September 26 on PC and €34.99 until September 28 on PS4.
The Game of the Year Edition adds the following content:
– Reflection and Force Challenge: new boss challenge modes – Fragments: leave messages and recordings of your actions that other players can see and note – 3 cosmetic skins to unlockBuy Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at -50% on PlayStation StoreBuy Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at 50% off on Steam
17/20 at JV
Sur Metacritic, the game achieves a very good average of 90. Telegraph, which gives the maximum mark, writes that “such a ferocious difficulty won’t surprise veterans of From’s previous games, Dark Souls and Bloodborne, of course, and they’ll probably appreciate Sekiro’s propensity to kill you often and mercilessly“. At JV, it’s a nice 17/20. We love the nervous and very technical combat, the crazy freedom conferred by the grappling hook, the fluidity in the movements which is a pleasure, the varied bestiaries and bosses, the impressively vertical environments, a mastery of level design which still delights us as much as ever. , or even the different skill trees.
If the ability to be able to rise from the dead to resume combat might mislead some people regarding the accessibility of Sekiro, the game from the Japanese studio does not take long to reveal its true nature as a pure game from the From DNA Software. Technical, demanding, often uncompromising in the face of mistakes, it nevertheless remains as gratifying following the slightest success. With a dynamism exacerbated by the arrival of combat mechanics designed to offer us the sensation of controlling a shinobi, Sekiro draws as much on Tenchu for a correct but lackluster infiltration part, as on Souls for its memorable clashes. The blades of the katanas clash with crazy class, while the player progresses in blood in the face of an increasingly tough challenge; a road that is sometimes frustrating in certain aspects, but where each small step does so much good for our ego as a player. An experience which, although it might discourage some, is nonetheless highly recommendable. In short, as the slogan of its big brothers would say so well: Prepare to die… – Conclusion of our test.
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