Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Rhythm-based swordplay, a Sengoku shinobi and no level grinding: pure, honest difficulty.
A Pinocchio-inspired soulslike: a mechanical boy crosses the plague-mad city of Krat, where puppets have gone feral, and learns to lie — each lie shaping his humanity. Combat mixes parries, perfect dodges and swappable weapons.
Requires a 64-bit system
Requires a 64-bit system
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