Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Dan Tack raves about why From's weakest title is still better than most everything else out there.

What if all the games you're supposed to like are actually terrible? That's what happened with this year's so-called masterpieces.

The number of in-game deaths must be over a billion, right?

Accessibility in video games has made great strides in recent years, but there is still lots more to be done.

After a particularly harrowing winter, it's finally nice in Minnesota, but Days Gone isn't going to play itself.

The mod community continues the nightmarish trend of bringing Thomas to several games.

The next epic streamer will probably beat Sekiro with a marshmallow Peep strapped to a calculator.

There's also some changes to the spirit emblems.

From Software's ninja simulator is doing well despite its difficulty.

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The video provides a deep dive on the game's creation process and some of its mechanics.

Learn how to take on some of Sekiro's challenging encounters and puzzles.

I am admittedly early in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice so I haven’t hit the colossal difficulty curve I know is just on the horizon, but it makes a very good first impression.

Watch us play through the first hour and 40 minutes of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, while keeping its late-game surprises spoiler-free.

Some more story threads to follow as well.

The requirements are actually gentle for such a hardcore game.

The intense cinematic teases the protagonist's checkered past.

Activision and From Software give us insight into how they came together for the project.