Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice won several awards at The Game Awards in 2019, including Best Video Game of the Year, Best Art and Audio Direction, and Best Action/Adventure. The game combines elements of Japanese myth and folklore with FromSoftware’s excellent design philosophy to create an immersive and terrifying world.

The gameplay in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is exceptional, featuring challenging parry mechanics that require players to observe and internalize enemy attack patterns. The addition of Mikiri counter and other dodging mechanics transforms each battle into a fluid dance between offense and defense, requiring players to skillfully balance the two to overcome the game’s formidable challenges.

It’s been many years since the game was released, and veterans may be looking for a new challenge. One option to consider is a mod called Sekiro Resurrection, which can provide an added level of difficulty for players seeking a new challenge.

What is the Sekiro Resurrection mod?

Mods essentially alter the game files to modify certain aspects of the game. Resurrection changes the difficulty of Sekiro by making the bosses and standard enemies more challenging, with added moves and abilities. Standard enemies also put up more of a fight.

Existing mini-bosses have been reworked to be much more interesting, and the mod adds several new mini-bosses to the game as well. The author of the mod also…