Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice turned FromSoftware's soulslike genre on its head. In place of the usual slow and deliberate combat style, it focused on parries with speed and timing. Even the genre's movement and traversal was revolutionized thanks to the grappling hook. It was pretty cool when it came out, but was it radical enough?
One mod creator definitely didn't think so. In a bid to make Sekiro even cooler, they decided to turn it into a skateboarding game. Jet Set Sekiro adds Jet Set Radio's skateboarding movement, tricks, and general shenanigans to the game. Now I'd like to see Isshin try to keep up with Wolf as he ollies over him.
As spotted by PC Gamer, it's not just flips and tricks that you can perform, Jet Set Sekiro also tasks you with tagging areas of the Fountainhead Palace. It's a separate level with a special objective: collect spray cans and tag all the specified locations before the timer expires. It's a nice break from the frantic parrying and slashing.
While it includes skateboarding, it's still Sekiro, so expect some enemies along the way. You can skate through them to attack them and perform tricks when close by if...
