News
The game that changed everything for FromSoftware was not Elden Ring, but this unforgettable title
Japan, that place full of soul

- June 20, 2024
- Updated: July 1, 2025 at 11:18 PM

There is no doubt that if we mention FromSoftware, the vast majority of the public will think of Dark Souls or Elden Ring. In fact, they have even given rise to a new genre of video games, the Soulslike, something that very, very few are capable of doing, especially nowadays when it seems that everything has been invented. And yet, for Hidetaka Miyazaki, CEO of the studio, it was another game that changed everything: Sekiro.
Faster, it’s war
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was a game from 2019 set in 16th century Japan and won several game of the year awards. However, for Miyazaki, it meant something more: the first attempt to make a fast and fluid game that he has mastered over the years.
“Perhaps in Sekiro it is more clearly seen what I believe philosophy can embody. And personally, I believe we can take it to another level, refine and perfect that mechanic even more, but I think Sekiro was a great turning point”. And, in fact, it is noticeable that, for example, Elden Ring takes a lot from that game and mixes it with the style of Bloodborne or the Souls.
Will there ever be a sequel? Never say never, but the studio seems to be focused on other types of fantasy games mixed with RPGs. The only thing that is clear is that every game that comes out of the studio will now carry, indelibly marked, the mark of the wolf. The mark of an unforgettable game. The mark of Sekiro.
Editor specializing in pop culture who writes for websites, magazines, books, social networks, scripts, notebooks and napkins if there are no other places to write for you.
Latest from Randy Meeks
- This year people are saying that a documentary could be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. Does it really have a chance?
- Anne Hathaway destroys all the haters of ‘Digger’ with just one word: “Brilliant”
- How the ‘Scooby-Doo’ sequel destroyed its performers’ lives: from success to having to sell their home
- The latest series Marvel has announced promises to be the unexpected sequel to a hit from the past
You may also like
NewsMicrosoft updates its AI push with “Super Intelligence”: against OpenAI and Anthropic
Read more
NewsTesla renames Full Self-Driving in Europe: Assisted Driving appears on EU sites
Read more
NewsWidows Is Now Free on Pluto TV: Steve McQueen’s crime thriller
Read more
NewsNvidia gets an even bigger boost: AI tokens fall below $1
Read more
NewsDoctor Who card game returns October 26: Battles in Time becomes Circuit Breaker
Read more
NewsOver the Garden Wall is back in Prime Video’s Top 10 for Halloween
Read more