FromSoftware and Activision will release Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on March 22, 2019. Check out our thoughts now! FromSoftware, well-known for their work on the Bloodborne and Dark Souls franchise, get ready to release a new adventure full of action and swordplay.

Quite the James Bond title It's really tough to talk about From Software without sounding like a cliche. With stealth in the mix, much of what you already know from the typical action-adventure formula is thrown out the window.

The release of a new FromSoftware game is always met with a lot of excitement and anticipation. Will it fit within the framework established by the

Let me start off by saying that this game is not for the casuel gamer. Soulsborne fans will enjoy this game, but like myself may struggle especially within the first few hours, let me explain The world and style of this game feels like darksouls/bloodborne, so its easy to try play the game like you...

Another fantastic title from FromSoftware. Was wary about Activision but so far no complaints. Killed it.

This game has a great story and awesome presentation, but it is not for the weak-willed or faint of heart. From Software has another hit game, but some people may miss out on this gem because of the difficulty.

a stripped and scarred masterpiece

Another day, another "Soulsborne" game by the boys at From Software - but wait! Hidetaka Miyazaki, the mastermind behind this formula is in the director's chair this time, and he means business.

I have been waiting for a game to challenge me for years. Most games are so easy for me that I never die and never feel any sort of challenge. I still enjoy other games, they just aren't hard to me. Practice, practice, practice.

Shadows die twice More like Stephen Farrelly dies a lot . I mean, like, heaps. And of course, that's the nature of these so-called Soulsborne games, that I prefer to call Souls-like, because the blueprint isn't always the same, despite the familiar foundation which essentially has the game ‘reset'...