This is the story of how I tried and failed, then tried again and succeeded, to beat this ridiculously hard, infuriating, frustrating, exhilarating, and utterly extraordinary video game that became my obsession. Today, if someone were to ask me to rank Sekiro’s hardness factor on a scale of 1-10, I’d put it somewhere around 12. “ Sekiro is very hard,” my friends warned me. Everything happens much faster than you anticipate, and even the tiniest errors have dire consequences. Sekiro is a game that requires exquisitely timed sword attacks, parries, and deflections against an array of staggeringly powerful enemies.

So it’s no surprise that when I first announced to a few experienced gamer friends and colleagues that I was going to play Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, most of them suggested I try another game first, or maybe not bother playing it at all.įor those who have never played it, 2019’s Sekiro is the downhill skiing of video games: it looks fairly easy and straightforward when you’re watching someone else play it in a video, but it’s a whole other level of hard when you try it for yourself. I finally got around to buying a PlayStation 4 in the latter part of the same year.

Apart from a Game Boy in the 1990s, the first console I owned was a Nintendo Switch that I bought in early 2018 to play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Note if certain boss battles bugged (the boss won’t die), you may need to disable all options and fight it again (You can enable Infinite Health if needed).I don’t consider myself a gamer - I’m just someone who quite likes playing video games.

Disable this option when you want to consume the rice.

“Infinite Items”: Note there is a special item “rice” that affects the endings, you’ll need to consume the rice in order to get another one, and you’ll need to do that multiple times.

“Infinite Resurrections”: Note you must have at least one resurrection charge for it to work.

“Add 1 Attack Power”: Note attack power will cap at 89 when using this option, it will reset to 0 if you go pass 89.

“Infinite Buff Duration”: Note this option also works for negative buffs, disable it when necessary.

“Infinite Exp” takes effect when you gain exp, you’ll gain 9999999 exp each time.

“Infinite Items” takes effect when item quantity changes.

Ctrl+Num 4 – No Money/Exp Loss Upon Death

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