Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is not going to have microtransactions. Fan fears concerning in-game funds sprang up because of the game’s UK PSN pre-order web page, which referenced “optional” in-game purchases for the subsequent FromSoftware title. Since then, nonetheless, representatives have confirmed that there are “no plans” to incorporate microtransactions.
Perhaps it’s not too stunning {that a} FromSoft game wouldn’t have microtransactions. After all, they weren’t included in any of the 4 Souls games, or in Bloodborne. None of these games, nonetheless, have been revealed by Activision, a writer with a extra well-established historical past of in-game purchases, thanks in no small half to the Call of Duty collection.
When ideas of in-game purchases confirmed up on the game’s pre-order page then, followers have been, understandably, considerably involved. Thankfully, nonetheless, an Activision consultant advised GOGconnected that “there are no plans for microtransactions in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.” The rep additionally said that the suggestion on the game’s pre-order web page was attributable to “an erroneous tick box,” and the error would quickly be mounted. At time of writing, nonetheless, the assertion continues to be seen.
During Gamescom, we realized extra about Sekiro, most notably how its resurrection mechanic works. We additionally discovered you could play Sekiro as a stealth game in case you so need, which is kind of the departure from earlier Soulsborne games.
The Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice release date is March 22, 2019, which is ahead of you may need initially thought. Pre-orders, as you will have guessed, can be found now.
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