Is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on Android?

No, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is not currently listed for Android.

What platforms is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on?

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The PlayStation 4 version is playable on PlayStation 5 via backward compatibility.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

18Full Release

What this is

A feudal Japan revenge tale where prosthetic tools reshape stealth, traversal, and lethal sword duels.

What you actually do

You scout areas, move through them with vertical traversal, and alternate stealth kills with aggressive deflections and posture-breaking attacks. Progress comes from learning enemy patterns and improving your timing rather than relying on broad character builds.

Verdict

Posture Combat Under Relentless Pressure

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice makes every clash about reading attacks, deflecting cleanly, and breaking an enemy's posture, with stealth and traversal adding useful alternatives. Its uncompromising difficulty and occasional technical frustrations make it a poor fit if you want a forgiving action game.

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Steam recent first

Is it for you?

What shines

Exceptional posture-based swordplay
Highly rewarding mastery curve
Satisfying deflection feedback
Memorable boss encounters
Polished visual and audio design

What to know

Extremely steep difficulty
Occasional input lag
Stealth can feel mediocre
Frustrating boss runbacks
Occasional stuttering issues

Quick facts

Genre

Souls-likeNinja

View

Third person

Solo

Co-op

PvP

Length

30h

Entry

Standalone

Pricing

Paid

MTX

Account required

Active Support

Crossplay

+Best if

You want combat that turns deflections and posture breaks into a focused skill test.

!Skip it if

Repeated attempts against difficult encounters and a narrow combat style sound exhausting rather than rewarding.

Developer

FromSoftware

Publisher

Activision (Excluding Japan and Asia)

Release

Mar 22, 2019

Game DNA

Rhythm

Fast pace

Depth

Some depth

Mood

IntenseChallengingAtmospheric

Structure

Story-driven

Also tagged

StealthAssassinDark Fantasy

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Your role and how it develops

Your role

You take the role of a shinobi who scouts routes, chooses when to strike from stealth, and wins direct fights through disciplined timing.

Learning and mastery

The early game demands a major adjustment to timing and aggression, especially for players carrying habits from other Souls-like games.

Replay and variation

Mastery of the combat and alternate routes can make later playthroughs feel markedly different in execution, though the core skill set remains focused.

Systems you interact with

What you actually engage with

Deflection combat

Parry attacks and maintain pressure to break enemy posture.

Stealth

Use positioning and surprise attacks to thin threats before open combat.

Posture management

Balance your own defense against the enemy's breaking point.

Prosthetic tools

Use specialized shinobi tools for offensive, defensive, and utility situations.

Vertical traversal

Grapple across elevated routes to scout and reposition.

Skill progression

Unlock abilities that expand your combat and shinobi options.

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Time investment

How long it takes

HowLongToBeat

Main story

focused run

30h

Main + extras

story and side content

43h

Completionist

full clear

70h

Session fit

What the time commitment feels like

When it clicks

Expect a slow start while the deflection rhythm and posture system become familiar.

Session constraints

Progress can stop at demanding encounters, turning a short session into repeated retries.

Best session rhythm

Works best in focused sessions where you can practice a difficult encounter and return with a clear head.

DLC timing

There is no additional downloadable content to plan around.

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Review interpretation

Current mood

Recent players are still thrilled by Sekiro's precise combat, beautiful world, and the satisfaction of mastering difficult fights.

Why it works

Players and critics repeatedly praise the posture-based swordplay, the satisfaction of mastering deflections, and the way traversal and a rich world support the combat.

Critic gap

Critics largely celebrate Sekiro's rewarding challenge and swordplay, while some players find its timing-heavy combat stressful or tedious rather than satisfying.

What players value

Precision combat and parrying

high

Players repeatedly describe the deflection-focused combat as addictive, exceptionally satisfying, and rewarding to master.

Boss fights and mastery

high

Players praise the memorable bosses and the powerful feeling of learning patterns and overcoming difficult encounters.

World, visuals, and traversal

medium

Recent players highlight the beautiful world, strong visuals, story, and enjoyable traversal.

Evidence-backed risks

Very demanding combat and steep learning curve

highreviews and critics

The game expects precise timing and sustained practice; some players describe the combat as stressful, tedious, or unenjoyable.

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Support status

Developer activity

Legacy

Last game updateNone in recent feed

Last official postDec 3, 2019 · 7 years ago

Updates (12 mo)0

Posts (12 mo)0

CadenceDormant

SourceSteam

Official Steam news

Latest from the developer

Dec 3, 2019Newsopen
Steam Awards are here!
We have received incredible support from all of our fans since the launch and we are truly grateful and incredibly humbled to see appreciation from players all over the world. If you have enjoyed your experience consider nominating Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice for a Steam Award so that others may share in this journey....

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Questions people search

answered from verified data

Yes, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is available on PC.