Sekiro is the FromSoftware game that divides players most, and its profile confirms that with a rare gap between its highs and lows.

Addictiveness ranks ahead of 96% of games, immediate fun ahead of 94%, desert island appeal ahead of 90%, visual direction ahead of 88%. High scores across everything tied to in-the-moment enjoyment. Where the profile drops is emotional connection, sitting low at 32%, and rediscoverability right at the median at 49%. It's the picture of a game people find thrilling to play but don't bond with deeply. These numbers should be read with caution, the matchup count is still limited.

For a FromSoftware game, the absence of strong emotional attachment is consistent with an entry that bets everything on challenge and combat mechanics, without the usual RPG customization of the series.

If you enjoy demanding action games that reward mastery, Sekiro is a singular experience. If you're after a strong story or an emotional connection with characters, look elsewhere in the FromSoftware catalogue.