A new gameplay video has been recently shared for Sekiro Shadows Die Twice, the new game in development by From Software launching soon on PC and consoles.
The new video,m which has been shared by Game Informer, shows some short combat and exploration sequences. While quite similar to the Souls series, Sekiro Shadows Die Twice will have plenty of unique features that will set it apart from the successful series by the same developer.
Unlike the Souls series, the Sekiro Shadows Die Twice story will be easier to understand, according to director Hidetaka Miyazaki.
There’s still going to be this kind of fragmented element to it. You’re still going to have to explore it to a find all the clues and depth for yourself. We feel like it’s not going to change too much in that sense. Our approach to storytelling has not changed.
This time we do have the fixed protagonist. We feel like he creates the axes for the main core of the story. The characters, they revolve around him as well. This allows us to frame the story and the settings in a much simpler light than previously. So it’s going to be initially easier to understand and easier to relate to.
Sekiro Shadows Die Twitce launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 22nd.
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