I Ordered Sekiro in advance as I had read about it and it's the style of gaming I like. Be warned it isn't easy and you will need to invest time playing to beat it. If you like a challenge, buy it, you won't be disappointed. The price was really good as well.

This isnt a game for normies you will die alot and you will rage alot but i loved it my sort of game

Games that offer high levels of challenge and tight gameplay are sometimes a bit of an oddity- it's difficult to balance a game to the point where it's difficult, but still fair; rewarding, yet not easily cheesed.

This game is hard. Ands its awesome. Once you figure out how to beat a boss its quite a great feeling. WARNING: Not for babies. Die. Learn. Win.

This is the ultimate FromSoftware game. It combines all the great mechanics from BloodBorne and DarkSouls. The combats are a lot faster than other soulsborn games and the posture system is the best.

The makers of Dark Souls and Bloodborne return with a ninja-themed game that is exactly as difficult, and rewarding, as you'd expect.

Intense combat is as thrilling as it is punishing, with versatile stealth mechanics and an interesting array of unlockable gadgets and special abilities; Typically excellent level and art design

The punishment for death is extreme, even for a FromSoftware game; Some questionable artificial intelligence and no multiplayer

We're only at the end of first quarter 2019, but Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is pulling out all the stops as a heavy hitter. Minor issues aside, Sekiro will occupy thousands of PlayStations for a long, long time.

If you loved earning every brutal victory in Dark Souls, you'll find the same masochistic enjoyment in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

FromSoftware created a genre with Demon's Souls, a formula that was catapulted to superstar status with Dark Souls and continues to grow, evolve and innovate with bold new changes.

Every combat encounter is brutally satisfying; The world is gorgeous and brimming with deep; dark secrets; Doesn't hold your hand and is all the better for it; A wonderful setting filled with fascinating tales and characters

Camera can prove frustrating at times

After the stunningly good Dark Souls series and the masterpiece that is Bloodborne, FromSoftware have made quite the name for themselves. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the latest game from FromSoftware – the one downside to the company is forcing me to type "from FromSoftware" – and it's making some...

Fantastic combat; Varied enemies; The grappling hook is amazing; Ninjas that don't run with their arms back; Fantastic combat; Varied enemies; The grappling hook is amazing; Ninjas that don't run with their arms back

A very harsh and unforgiving start