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Everything you want in RPG action game. Sekiro sets itself apart from other FromSoftware games by its tight parry and posture system designed to test timing, reflexes and pattern recognition. Once you build confidence in perfecting these three components you'll be hooked.

Overall, this game has smooth mechanics and a fast, fun pace that deserves a sizable recognition, but has ample room for improvement to even come close to the big guys like the Soulsborne installments. Graphics: Nice, but some visuals seemed rushed in the boss fights, often different angles for one boss has the player struggling to even see movements to fairly time parry's or dodges. Not a lot of thought put into common enemies. But the protagonist is nice looking. Sound: Repetitive music and basically no dialogue from the characters. Everything is subtitles. A few boss fight tracks are nice, some annoying. All of this made me think this was rushed into production. Gameplay: Fun, different weapons and abilities to keep you intrigued. But game is short...way too short...another sign of rushed production. This hurts replay value, imo. Controls: smooth...almost too smooth at times during dodges...feeling like I'm on an ice rink at times. It can be annoying..lock-on helps...but hurts at times. Could be better. Storyline: Not really impressive. Lacking any deep storytelling. It's worth 20 bucks. Not much more

Terrible acting, cheesy 80s music and horrible plot. It's one of the worse I've watched all year. Can the plot get anymore dumb? Nice job at piecing together a complete flop.

Another awesome installment by Team Ninja. Detailed and crisp visuals, controls are mostly well-constructed, the dialogue is horrible, but music is good. Gameplay is great through the first walkthrough, but new game plus really isn't much different...except an uptick in difficulty. The parrying and spirit chi system is quite addictive and very rewarding when perfected.

Awesome film. Takes the issues of everyday relationships and does well portraying as real with hilarious taste. Mann and Rudd at their finest.

Couldn't be better. Noah is a fantastic comedian.

It's a great game. Huge interaction and awesome sound and graphics. Controls take a bit of practice and timing. Feels very similar to Dark Souls in its feel and challenge, but not quite as tough. Awesome buy.