This PS1-style action horror game went straight on my Steam wishlist when I saw a ghostly samurai come out to parry the boss instead of just a dodge roll
Oh yeah, it's got the sauce

I love 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sekiro for mak༒ing eve🐬ryone hungry for parrying, and this PS1-style action horror game has it in spades.
is an upcoming game that combines elements of Resident Eꦚvil, Sekiro, and Shadow of Mordor. In a clip posted to Twitter, we see the protagonist shoot a creature with a pistol. Fairly normal stuff. That is, until the creature goes in for an attack and a sword-wielding ghost erupts from the main character 🎉and parries the blow away. It's amazing.
I can't prove it, but it feels like since Sekrio came out more and more games are focused on parrying and rhythmic combat over just dodge rolling. There's a game coming out that lets you 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:parry nukes and even the ground itself.
another horror faux PS1 game? looks good, but-*a ghostly samurai comes out ☂to parry the boss instead of just a dodge roll*....huh //t.co/7♔BOPGAgyh3
Of course, the Shadow of Mordor influence is clear in S𓆏amurai Unicorn🍃, too. A ghostly apparition aiding you in combat is the main fighting mechanic of that game, and it works brilliantly.
Samurai Unicorn has a sci-fi setting, taking place within "the sprawling 🍸megacity of Sydney3," so I'm not sure why there's a samurai ghost, but hey, it looks awesome so I'm happy to go along with it. This is a video game and cool, weird things can happen in video games. "This is authentic PS1 🐼weird," .
People on Twitter seem equally as impresse🍒d/confused too. "another horror faux PS1 game? looks good, but- *a ghostly samurai comes out to parry the boss instead of just a dodge roll* ....huꦕh," writes SSStylishHuntr.
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