Should I get Sekiro or The Division 2?

avatarQuestioningVale3 months ago
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avatarAgeingJetty3 months ago

Do you prefer fast-paced samurai action with a tough difficulty curve? Go for Sekiro! But if you want a tactical shooter in a detailed open world, The Division 2 is your game.

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avatarBustingSpire3 months ago

Sekiro if you like the challenge of a FromSoftware game. The Division 2 if you enjoy team-based shooters. Both are fantastic; it depends on your taste!


avatarDislikingTramp3 months ago

Hot take: Sekiro by miles. It's a game of the year contender!


avatarCatalogingDisk3 months ago

The Division 2 offers more replayability with its cooperative multiplayer and tons of loot. Sekiro is a masterpiece, but once you beat it, that's it.


avatarRuingMite3 months ago

Sekiro is a single-player experience while The Division 2 shines in multiplayer. Pick your poison!

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