Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the crown jewel of FromSoftware, may have just confirmed its anime adaptation thanks to a recent ...

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice follows a lone shinobi warrior through a fictionalized Sengoku-era Japan (late 15th century through ...

Elden Ring developer From Software may be getting its first anime adaptation, according to a new website listing from ...

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice may be getting an anime announcement soon, judging by a new web domain registration. While a Sekiro ...

Recently, From Software and manga publishers Kadokawa have registered a website domain for “Sekiro-Anime.” While this isn’t a ...

Rumours of an anime based on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice have been floating around for at least a couple of years, but new ...

So we slit her throat instead. Sekiro is definitely a stealth game—and grim as hell, too. This all comes together in boss battles, which look more challenging than ever.

As a character, he is because he is ruthlessly obsessed with perfection, and too masochistic to quit or have a life. He is self-punishing to the extreme, wholly dedicated to the act of fighting above ...

"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" is as mental as it is physical. To beat the game's many bosses, which are ultimately the gatekeepers to your progress, you need to stay calm, and not freak out if you lose.

The Sekiro Divine Dragon boss fight is a long battle that involves killing lots of smaller dragons, known as Old Dragons of the Tree, to reach the Divine Dragon. It's a long battle with a tougher ...

Sekiro also places less emphasis on exploration than the Dark Souls series. The distance between save points is smaller in Sekiro, but each new section is anchored by a super tough enemy or boss.

“Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice” is a brand new intellectual property, but it isn’t the only ninja franchise From Software owns. The studio also controls the “Tenchu” franchise.