Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a unique entry in the FromSoftware library. As such, it does certain things better than other games in the series.

Flying all over the map, no grappling hook required, is now possible in "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice," thanks to a newly discovered glitch.

The leak also alleged that Sekiro's anime would be handled by the relatively new studio Qzil.la. Until Sekiro's anime is officially announced, none of this is 100% confirmed, so fans should take ...

Sekiro New Game Plus Serkio: Shadows Die Twice’s New Game Plus mode must be launched manually. This should immediately put a few minds at ease, as there’s no risk of having the game whisk you ...

The Sekiro Mini-Boss Has Strength in Numbers Juzou the Drunkard is one of three mini-boss fight variants found in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. He is the first of these fights, and while players will ...

Sekiro and difficulty: Ignore the gatekeeping, anyone can play this gem Commentary: From Software's latest action epic doesn't need an easy mode, but it's also not just for elite gamers.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a hard-as-nails test of your reflexes, agility, and, above all, patience. Patience to not throw your monitor out of the window after dying to that blasted Guardian Ape ...