A new modification for FromSoftware's action game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has emerged, transforming the ninja-focused title into what modders are calling 'Jet Set Sekiro.'
The mod significantly alters the original gameplay mechanics of Shadows Die Twice, though specific details about the extent of the changes have not been detailed. The modification appears to incorporate elements reminiscent of the Jet Set Radio series.
Comparison to Classic Gaming
Fran Ruiz described the modification's impact, stating: 'This mod is like one of those secret levels you would get in an old PS2 game that made you want a full game from it.'
The comparison references the PlayStation 2 era of gaming, when developers often included hidden levels or Easter eggs that offered dramatically different gameplay experiences from the main game.
About Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, developed by FromSoftware and published by Activision, was released in 2019. The game follows a shinobi warrior in Sengoku-period Japan and is known for its challenging combat system and stealth mechanics.
The title has maintained an active modding community since its release, with players creating various modifications that alter gameplay elements, visual aspects, and core mechanics.
The game's modding scene has previously produced various alterations to the base experience, though the 'Jet Set Sekiro' modification appears to represent a particularly significant departure from the original feudal Japanese setting and mechanics.
