You beat this boss by running around and waiting for him to finish his 20 second long mad flails of 1-shot attacks until you get an opening to go in and hit him once for 0.2% of his HP. The second boss is the one that breaks your posture if he sneezes in your general direction, regardless of what you are doing. You beat this boss by standing absolutely still wherever you want, it doesn't matter where, and you play the s****y rhythm game where you press L1, A or B until he gets sick of it and falls over and lets you stab him in the face. The first one is the boss whose posture you can break.
You see, there are two bosses in the game, with different skins on them. Well, now it's the ONLY way to play! Yaaaaay! You also get a jump button so you can jump over sweeping attacks. So what do you get to do now? You get to parry (deflect) all the things! Yay! Wait, I could play like that in Souls games too. Do you like duels with other players or co-op with your friends? All multiplayer features are gone. Do you like acquiring/customizing/upgrading weapons and armor? Too bad, they're gone. Do you prefer to be more agile or more tanky? You get to be agile, period. Do you enjoy pure magic/ranged builds? They're gone. Sekiro is all about the removal of variety. This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view.Īpparently Miyazaki didn't think he could refine the Dark Souls formula anymore, so he chose to deconstruct it instead.
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