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

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.

Got this promptly today and installed it for an hour of gameplay before going to work. First impressions are that of beauty and struggle. The scenery is absolutely stunning! The controls are fluid, quick, and more responsive than expected.

I don’t think this is a game for everyone. Light on hand-holding and big on heavily punishing players for the slightest mistake, Sekiro is a major test of reactions, skill and patience. The pay-off is that you’ll feel like a true katana master when you do finally nail a flurry of perfect deflections, plus get to explore more of the wonderful environments created by FromSoftware, advancing the story and meeting yet more colourful characters who are going to smack you around. Despite dying hundreds of times (spoiler: you will certainly die more than twice in Sekiro), bellowing obscenities at my TV as Wolf crumples to the dust once more, I've had so much fun with this game and attempting to meet its challenges that I'm going to play through the whole thing again right away. As with Dark Souls, Demon’s Souls and Bloodborne, there’s a certainty that every obstacle can be vaulted with the right combination of skill, timing and yes, a little bit of luck. If you value a game that makes you work for its rewards, Sekiro is worth its weight in gold. But if you view your gaming time as a means to relax and gently work your way through a compelling story, you may find its challenges simply too demanding.

Deep, challenging combat system; A welcome twist on the Soulsborne games; Heart-pumping boss battles; Intricately designed game world;

The camera can be tougher than any boss;

Deep, challenging combat system; A welcome twist on the Soulsborne games; Heart-pumping boss battles; Intricately designed game world;

The camera can be tougher than any boss;

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is one of my favourite games of this generation. From it's absolutely perfect combat to the rich world brimming with secrets, I can see myself coming back time and time again. From fans are in for one hell of an amazing ride.

Incredible combat; Outstanding boss battles and designs; Beautiful soundtrack; Does not hold your hand at all; Secrets aplenty; Carries From Software's classic signature throughout; Much better focus on story than previous 'Souls-Borne' games; Japanese voice acting adds a great layer of authenticity

Occasional frame rate dips; No character cosmetic customisation or armour; Will be too difficult for some; Should probably have a health warning on the box for those with heart problems; I died a lot more than twice..

Set in the late 1500s Sengoku Japan, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an action-adventure game with RPG elements where players experience a brutal period of constant life and death conflict as they come face-to-face with larger-than-life foes in a dark and twisted world.

A beautiful, hand-crafted action-adventure experience with challenging combat, rewarding exploration and an intriguing story.