Look at me: I am the captain now. After watching Dan Tack wipe the floor with Bloodborne in our last Super Replay, it's time that I, Marcus Stewart, do the same with its successor, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Released in 2019 to critical acclaim, this tough-as-nails ninja epic flipped the FromSoftware formula on its head with a combat and parry system that promotes pure skill and aggression. The game's memorable bosses can't be felled by simply grinding and out-leveling them. You have to out-fine...
Look at me: I am the captain now. After watching Dan Tack wipe the floor with Bloodborne in our last Super Replay, it's time that I, Marcus Stewart, do the same with its successor, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Released in 2019 to critical acclaim, this tough-as-nails ninja epic flipped the FromSoftware formula on its head with a combat and parry system that promotes pure skill and aggression. The game's memorable bosses can't be felled by simply grinding and out-leveling them. You have to out-fine...
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