FromSoftware officially announced Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at E3, revealing the game's concept and gameplay to the public.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was released worldwide on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows platforms.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice won the prestigious Game of the Year award, recognizing its impact and excellence in gaming.
The birth of Kuro, the Divine Heir, possessing the Dragon's Heritage, which grants immortality.
The Wolf's adoptive father, Owl, betrays the Order of the Flame after stealing the Mortal Blade from Senpou Temple.
Wolf, formerly known as Sekiro, is assigned as the bodyguard to the Divine Heir, Kuro, at Ashina Castle.
The Ashina clan faces mounting pressure and warfare from rival clans and the encroaching Imperial forces.
Wolf is wounded and loses his left arm while protecting Kuro during an attack on Ashina Castle by the Ashina forces.
After being left for dead, Wolf is saved by the Sculptor, who replaces his lost arm with a prosthetic Shinobi Prosthetic.
Wolf attempts to rescue Kuro from the Ashina forces who intend to use him as leverage for control of the clan.
Wolf defeats Genichiro Ashina, the clan's leader, to protect Kuro and the Dragon's Heritage.
Wolf chooses the fate of the Dragon's Heritage, deciding between embracing immortality or severing the curse.
