Which is harder to beat: Dark souls 3, Bloodborne, Nioh or Sekiro?

[Dallas' 4 Eva]

Bloodborne was pretty easy to me once I got out of the habit of expecting a block button to save me(got over that extremely fast)

Dodging in that game felt severely overpowered, to the point where you can kinda spam dodge and avoid most attacks. That and the fact that most bosses are similar to dark souls, where the most effective strategy most of the time is staying between their legs.

The orphan and that lady you fight in the clock tower were the only bosses in the game that matched the difficulty of sekiro and almost every boss in sekiro are just as challenging as the 3 hardest bosses in bloodborne imo.

Bloodborne is a good game, good gameplay, good graphics, a good story too if you actually care to look for it, but there is a reason it caught on so well with fans and I have no doubt in my mind that it's because out of all the From Soft games and Nioh it is the easiest to pick up learn and jump into hands down. It really is a watered down souls game brehs.

 

[5n0man]

Bloodborne is a good game, good gameplay, good graphics, a good story too if you actually care to look for it, but there is a reason it caught on so well with fans and I have no doubt in my mind that it's because out of all the From Soft games and Nioh it is the easiest to pick up learn and jump into hands down. It really is a watered down souls game brehs.

I cant say for sure if it was the easiest cause I had already mastered all three souls games before playing bloodborne.

If I played bloodborne first then I'd probably think it was harder than dark souls.

Demons souls had me struggling the most, but that's because it was the first souls game I ever played. I played demons souls again after beating dark souls 2 and the game was the easiest to me then.

 

[Deafheaven]

BB the goat From game. That first playthrough is legendary.

only from soulsborne game i thought was complete ass was sekiro, the formula is very solid for the most part.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Regular encounters in sekiro are definitely easier if you choose to stealth your way through the game, but the bosses are much harder. Your forced to actually get up close and go head to head with most of the bosses in sekiro, while in dark souls and bloodborne, most bosses can be beaten by circle strafing around the bosses legs and attacking at the right moments.

Yeah, I can agree with some of this, but at the same time in sekiro bosses like the horse dude. The ape, and jencharo can be beat by running around and taking your chances for a hit. The only bosses that you really needed to be elite on the sticks were lady butterfly, and the final boss. Everybody else was easily beatable with a gimmick, or just running around.

 

[SupaHotIce]

Bloodborne.

Nioh is hard when you start then you start getting abilities where you can revive 3 times and slow down bosses and shyt

You don't even have to take out health bars in Sekiro because of the posture mechanic

DS is casual shyt

 

[Dallas' 4 Eva]

Yeah, I can agree with some of this, but at the same time in sekiro bosses like the horse dude. The ape, and jencharo can be beat by running around and taking your chances for a hit. The only bosses that you really needed to be elite on the sticks were lady butterfly, and the final boss. Everybody else was easily beatable with a gimmick, or just running around.

Bro once you know how to parry in Bloodborne the difficulty is a joke. It took me until Ludwig before I finally fought a boss I couldn't beat in more than maybe 1 try. I killed Gascgione first try, cause parrying makes the game THAT EASY!!!

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

I will say Nioh has gotten very repetitive. I die a lot but that's because I do stupid shyt sometimes . I'm at the water blob shipwreck boss. Not hard at all but I keep dying bc again I make stupid mistakes I know better to make. I will say you have to be mentally clear to play these games. Playing these games while tired is

 

[ignorethis]

Bloodborne was the most uncomfortable to play, honestly felt dread as I played it and after I beat it I never wanted to touch the game again.

Haven't played Sekiro yet though.

 

[Carl Tethers]

Sekiro is the most difficult because it just bored the shyt out of me to even finish

Bloodborne is an easy game though - feel like most folks didn't get past the first boss and gave up

 

[Rozay Oro]

Bloodborne

Bloodbourne is the easiest one. I beat it and I'm not that good at gaming

 

[Doctor Doom]

1st Dark Souls. Beating Ornstein and Smough was a legit sense of accomplishment.

 

[5n0man]

1st Dark Souls. Beating Ornstein and Smough was a legit sense of accomplishment.

The real challenge was beating them in the right order to get ornstiens armor.

The best looking armor in the game.

 

[FloorGeneral]

The real challenge was beating them in the right order to get ornstiens armor.

The best looking armor in the game.

Yeah, it was a pain too, because killing Ornstein first is always easier. If I remember right, I couldn't even wear it because I always play light and fast and needed to keep my equip load down. I also like that they brought it back in DS3, albeit renamed. I could atleast wear the chest piece with the right setup and still keep my equip load low enough for maximum movement. It looked so dope in that game too.


As far as the topic goes, I guess the answer is always your first. For me that was Bloodborne, and it was also my favorite PS4 game until I got my hands on Nioh. Once you figure out how the game wants to be played, they get easier. I should add that I have not beaten Sekiro yet. I got about halfway through before I felt Nioh calling me back and I've been there ever since. I just can't seem to shake that game. I'll probably be playing it right up until the second one comes out.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Looks like there is no definitive answer.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Bloodborne.

Nioh is hard when you start then you start getting abilities where you can revive 3 times and slow down bosses and shyt

You don't even have to take out health bars in Sekiro because of the posture mechanic

DS is casual shyt

Beat nioh a few days ago. Once you get quick change and sloth the game becomes way easier. Not saying it makes it easy, but it definitely evens the playing field. The thing I like about Nioh is you have so many ways you can fight a boss/beat a level. It all depends on what strategy you employ. When I face bosses I just try to find the best combo of strategy