It’s not all jumping, all the time, but players will need to think vertically most of the time. You’ll leap over powerful attacks or use your aerial advantage to land hits on bad guys. Moving strategically will be an important way to scope out enemies and thin out their numbers ahead of direct combat, giving you a better chance at victory. Jumping is actually a key part of the game, as FromSoftware explained during the demo. The update is available on all consoles now, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is now also available on Google Stadia – if you're into that sort of thing.Moving strategically will be an important way to scope out enemies and thin out their numbers. The replay feature basically lets you upload a recording of your ghost to the game, similar to a feature we've seen in previous From Software titles. The final costume can be unlocked by beating the game. If you want to equip two out of the three new outfits that this update adds to the game, you'll have to complete these challenges.

Reflection of Strength, meanwhile, invites players to fight any boss they've already offed in the game as many times as they please. Gauntlet of Strength is essentially is a boss rush mode in which you have one life to kill as many of the game's ludicrous bosses as possible. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Gauntlet of Strength and Reflection of Strength are the two new modes you'll be able to enjoy (or should that be 'endure'?) You can read about these additions in-depth over on the game's blog, but we've summed it up for you below. This new update, which can be downloaded completely for free by anyone that owns the title, adds two new gameplay modes, unlockable outfits, and a replay feature to the game.

From Software has released the free Game of the Year update for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on PC, PlayStation 4, Stadia, and Xbox One.

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