Sekiro mods: the best tweaks to shinobi deathblow your game into shape
What are the best Sekiro mods? Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a hard-as-nails test of your reflexes, agility, and, above all, patience. Patience to not throw your monitor out of the window after dying to that blasted Guardian Ape countless times, that is. But, while the following Sekiro mods won’t exactly make the game any easier for you - we’re not in the business of Sekiro cheats here at PCGN - they will make your sojourn in Sengoku Japan a slightly less traumatic one.
There are not a huge amount of Sekiro mods to choose from at the moment, but we expect there to be a healthy scene for the game in the not-too-distant future, just like the wide-ranging set of Dark Souls mods you can find. However, there are certainly a good number to choose from: for instance, there are third-party changes you can make to unlock the game’s framerate and tweak your FOV. There are also mods to reduce the HUD for menu-haters, remove tutorials for masochists, and a special Sekiro death screen for those that just love being trolled.
So there are some pretty suitable mods for Sekiro already out there, but if you’re looking for help in making things just a little bit less punishing rather than cleaner and more user-friendly, we have loads of guides that will help you do just that. We’ve got hints to help you tackle all of the Sekiro bosses and where to find all the possible Sekiro Divine Confetti to deal any damage to ghosts and apparitions. But, with that out of the way, below you’ll find the best Sekiro mods and how to install them.
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