LogFAQs > #923756933

from what I've played, I've got to disagree.

Sekiro, first of all, has a more interesting art direction and world design, and exploration is rewarded and fun, IMO.

Sekiro also has more interesting enemies and bosses. in Nioh, things ended up feeling repetitive and often reused.

and even though Nioh has more weapons and stances that add different movesets, I thought that Sekiro's combat felt more engaging. like, the dude in Nioh can attack differently and so can the regular enemies that use weapons, iirc, but you end up seeing most of that stuff early on and it doesn't really switch up. in Sekiro, it feels like the basic gameplay is more simple, but as the game progresses, it builds on that and what you've learned.

I still like Nioh, though.
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