Sekiro Shadows Die Twice

From Software announces Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, watch the debut trailer

10 Jun 2018

From Software just debuted a trailer for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, their new third-person samurai fantasy action game. See it for yourself above. Developing...

A new From Software game just got teased at The Game Awards 2017

08 Dec 2017

In what may go down as one of the cruelest teases in history, a short video was aired at The Game Awards tonight which confirmed that From Software is working on something unannounced. Given the nature of the video, which appeared to sport a dark fantasy or horror aesthetic, I'm pretty sure it's not the next Armored Core game.Some are speculating that it's called Shadows Die Twice, since those are the sole words shown during the 29 second trailer embedded above. Worse case scenario (for us at least) is that it's a sequel to the Sony-exclusive Bloodborne. Whatever the case, From Software has previously said the Dark Souls series is over for now.More to come, if there is anything else to come.

Dark Souls dev From Software drops teaser for new project, and it has blood and bone in it

08 Dec 2017

From Software has given us a first tease of it’s new project. Be warned: this is super short and you may well get mad. Dark Souls, Bloodborne an…

First teaser for FromSoftware’s new game is pure torture

08 Dec 2017

A cruel sneak peek at what’s next

Did From Software Teased Bloodborne II At The Game Awards 2017?

08 Dec 2017

Is that Bloodborne II teaser trailer at The Game Awards 2017? From Software released a teaser trailer of their next Project at TGA 2017 and it carried a text - SHADOWS DIE TWICE.

Did From Software Just Tease Bloodborne 2?

08 Dec 2017

Trailer appears at The Game Awards

Bloodborne, Dark Souls Dev Teases New Game At The Game Awards 2017

08 Dec 2017

From Software, developer of Dark Souls and Bloodborne, unveils its latest game at The Game Awards 2017.

Released 22 Mar 2019

Storyline

The game takes place in a re-imagined late 16th century Sengoku period Japan. At the end of the Sengoku era, warlord Isshin Ashina stages a bloody coup and seizes the land of Ashina. During this time, a nameless orphan is adopted by the wandering shinobi Owl, who names the orphan "Wolf". Twenty years later, the Ashina clan are on the brink of collapse due to a combination of the now elderly Isshin having fallen ill and the clan's enemies steadily closing in from all sides. Desperate to find a way to prevent the fall of his clan, Isshin's grandson Genichiro captures the Divine Heir Kuro, in hopes of using his "Dragon Heritage" to create an immortal army.