Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Official Artworks

Reviews

The True Review

The pages are glossy thick stock and I would describe the colour saturation in certain destinations (Mibu Village, Ashina Depths, Attics, Caves Etc) as earthy and intentional. You open and read the book from right to left which for a westerner seems unorthodox and I have bought magazines in Japan and I don't think they were right to left so I'm not sure why the book is formatted/configured like this. Some people say that they have very dark images, but for me, their quality is in the same standard as other art books from Fromsoftware games.

DenaliDelinquent

I was lucky because my copy came without any defects. For some truly unusual reason the book is supposed to be read from right to left. It is glossy though, so watch the fingerprints. You can compare it with other images of weapons and characters that are not dark.

AB

Finally this book arrives in the UK, after having watched the Japanese get it and Germany get it last year, we have finally been able to get our hands on this artbook. Now there's only a few reviews of this book so far, one of which says the paper quality is bad. The paintings/drawings/sketches are so detailed that are like screenshots and very much like the flawless TLOU2 art-book the developers owe a huge dept to the artists as the aesthetic/tone for both Sekiro and TLOU2 is really all on the page.