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This single utility lets you adjust Sekiro to match your PC setup. It also skips the logos at the start of the game so you can get stabbing faster.

It's a file editor that lets mods mess with the game's guts. Many mods rely on the Sekiro mod engine to work. Also make sure you switch the game off via the menu screen don't recklessly Alt-F4as this can cause save file corruption. Be sure to back up your save before messing around with anything.

As always, mods that change game files can put your savegames etc at risk. Sekiro runs well on PC in our experience, but there's always room for improvement, and you'll find utilities below that can help Sekiro run better with your PC setup.Īnd then there's the fun stuff, like turning your samurai into a dead-eyed Woody from Toy Story. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.The best Sekiro mods can speed or slow time, change Sekiro's outfit, and even change the combat to feel more like Bloodborne. Please deactivate your ad blocker in order to see our subscription offer. Or you could browse our list of the best Skyrim mods. Hopefully we'll be able to take it for a spin soon, and in the meantime you can practise deflecting in preparation. It's a modification of Ultimate Combat SEso they'll need to get permission from its creator before the mod can be published. Lert Krush originally created it just for themselves, but the reception to their videos has been positive enough to make them want to release it so we can all give it a try, but there's one speed bump.

While the mod is finished, you can't rush off to somewhere like Nexus Mods to download it just yet. The mod also borrows some of the visual cues Sekiro uses, helping you to nail the timing. With this Sekiro mod, however, you need to wear your opponent down by deflecting their attacks, which drains their stamina and eventually staggers them, giving you an opening.Įnemies can do the same to you, but thankfully the mod also gives you ninja-like agility, letting you roll out of the way and, if your enemy is a cowardly archer, deflect their arrows.

It's not great, but it is very accessible. In Skyrim, unmodded melee amounts to just hitting stuff and occasionally blocking. Creaky animations aside, it looks like a pretty faithful adaptation of Sekiro's incredibly tense sword fights. The latest attempt to try and mod some engaging combat into Skyrim draws inspiration from arguably the best duelling game around: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.