Recenzje Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition

I WISH ALL BULLS ON EARTH WEN'T EXTINCT!

Odciągneła mnie od cs'a co to ma kurwa być

9.5/10 - ISSHIN, znajdę Cię w piekle i ZG&$@CE W D&^E!

po 200h elden ringa z dodatkiem juz nie czuje nerwów tutaj

tego produktu chyba nie trzeba przedstawiać, polecam wszystkim hardkorowym graczom S-Lajków

[h1] Relentless Dance of Blade and Shadow [/h1] Crafted by FromSoftware, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice unfolds in Sengoku-era Japan, a land scarred by war and betrayal. You embody Wolf, a shinobi bound by loyalty, seeking to reclaim honor and exact vengeance. This action-adventure title weaves stealth, exploration, and unforgiving combat into a tale of redemption. Ancient forests, mist-shrouded mountains, and crumbling castles frame this journey through a fractured realm. [h1] Way of the Shinobi [/h1] Combat revolves around a posture system, where precise sword strikes and deft parries erode an enemy’s balance, culminating in a lethal deathblow that echoes the duels of samurai lore. Stealth mechanics let Wolf glide through shadows, silently felling foes or bypassing danger in sprawling, vertical landscapes like the cliffs of Ashina’s outskirts. Grappling hooks grant fluid traversal across rooftops, ravines, and hidden paths, opening routes for ambushes or secret discoveries. Skill trees unlock a range of abilities, from sweeping blade arcs to venom-tipped shurikens, allowing adaptation to varied combat scenarios. Exploration rewards the vigilant, with interconnected regions like the Hirata Estate unveiling lore, resources, and perilous encounters. Every foe, from lowly ashigaru to demonic beasts, tests reflexes and cunning, where hesitation invites swift demise. [h1] Virtues of the Blade [/h1] Combat system masterfully blends rhythm and tension, evoking the disciplined precision of Miyamoto Musashi’s legendary duels, where each clash feels like a dance upon a razor’s edge. World design, steeped in the haunting elegance of Kyoto’s ancient temples, crafts a seamless tapestry of verticality and discovery that beckons exploration. Soundtrack, with resonant taiko drums and mournful shamisen, channels the spirit of feudal Japan, lending weight to every step through its war-scarred lands. Narrative weaves loyalty and loss, drawing from the samurai’s Bushido code, delivering depth without heavy-handed moralizing. Enemy variety, from spectral apparitions to towering warlords, keeps encounters dynamic, rivaling the diverse threats of Nioh. Art direction paints a vivid Sengoku canvas, where cherry blossoms drift amid blood-soaked battlefields, capturing both beauty and brutality. Replayability flourishes through multiple endings and skill combinations, inviting new paths like a ronin roaming uncharted lands. Environmental storytelling, through abandoned shrines and weathered scrolls, enriches the world with echoes of Japan’s storied past. [h1] Trials of the Shadowed Path [/h1] Steep difficulty curve, akin to scaling the frostbitten crags of Mount Fuji during a relentless winter storm, demands an almost inhuman level of precision and patience from those who dare to tread its path. Many find themselves broken against its unyielding trials, as the game offers scant reprieve from its punishing rhythm, leaving even seasoned warriors humbled by the sheer intensity of its challenges. Build variety, when compared to the vast, customizable arsenal of Nioh 2, feels tightly constrained within the rigid framework of a shinobi’s skillset. Camera struggles in confined spaces, such as the claustrophobic, incense-heavy halls of Senpou Temple, frequently disrupt the delicate flow of duels against Ashina’s fiercest foes. These technical missteps, where angles obscure or walls impede, fracture the otherwise meticulous precision of swordplay. [h1] Legacy of the Lone Wolf [/h1] Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice carves a brutal yet captivating path through a Sengoku Japan torn by war, blending stealth and swordplay with unmatched precision. Its world, alive with the somber beauty of Kyoto’s ancient shrines, invites exploration and rewards unyielding resolve. Combat demands mastery, reflecting the disciplined spirit of a samurai facing impossible odds. While its steep challenges and rigid systems may deter some, its depth and artistry endure like a katana’s tempered edge. [h1] Grade[/h1] 9.2/10 - this score reflects a masterful blend of challenge and artistry, tempered slightly by an unyielding difficulty that may not bow to all wanderers of this shadowed path

Świetna gra na początku wydaje się trudna, ale gdy złapiesz rytm walki wszystko staje się proste i naturalne. Walki z bossami są super satysfakcjonujące, a parowanie to sztos.

Can we get more of that PLEEEEEEEEEEEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best combat ever. So simple, yet so complex... just peak.

Bardzo fajna gra ps. Polecam znaleźć dobrego psychologa przed wstępnym rozważeniem kupna ;)

Co się nawkurwiałem to moje, ale gierka ma kozak design bossów. Oprócz Demona nienawiści. Wszystkie moje ziomki plują na Demona Nienawiści.