How to Make a Lack of Options Fun - Sekiro Analysis

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[@emilymitchell6823]

This is a great and important design point. There’s that game dev quote about ‘making a puddle with the depth of an ocean, rather than a sea the depth of a puddle’ - sekiro is a beautiful example of that

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[@jeleeoo]

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[@Hardridge]

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[@sagewaterdragon]

I haven't beaten either, to be honest, but I find Sekiro a lot more fun than Elden Ring due to the lack of options. In Elden Ring, with how open-ended it is, I never understand if I'm "supposed" to be fighting a boss yet. Is my difficulty with it a skill issue, or is it supposed to be hard to encourage me to explore more and come back later? How much should I be exploring? What if I come back and I'm too powerful and steamroll the boss? That can be fun sometimes, but it's rarely as much fun as a proper, curated challenge. Sekiro, on the other hand, is a game where I know that at all times I have every tool I need to beat a boss as intended, so it just comes down to getting good.

[@randomgamer625]

I’ve tried souls games. They aren’t my thing but I’m glad you enjoy them

[@megatenhikikomori5035]

I love parrying!!!!!

[@Quack_attack_]

Sekiro was the first from software game I'd ever played and my first playthrough was brutal, 2nd playthrough was difficult, 3rd playthrough was easy and my 4th it was like I was using cheat codes lol

[@aerojp5890]

*IMMENSE GASP* HUZZAH!! A NON-TWEWY VIDEO-- aight, I'll shut up 'bout that. Video seems pretty fancy though, I always thought limitations inspired creativity and challenge in any cultural medium.

[@awilddomo2765]

Bro, thi s game, is cheeks its ballls yuor , coiping

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