>>3861732I'm biased because I love the game, but I'd say yes. The game is a lot easier now than on release, and there's always consumables and the summonable (overpowered) spectre to fall back on in a pinch, which gives it an edge over Sekiro where it was either git gud or give up. You also have a lot more in your arsenal to deal with bosses and shit; the weapon dismantling is a fun mechanic and the boss weapons are also incredibly cool. (Puppet Ripper, my beloved).
There is a reflect/parry mechanic similar to Sekiro though. It's kinda tighter on the timings imo but invest your Quartz into upgrading your dodge and you won't need to rely on it much. It's a good game, and if you liked Bloodborne then you'll probably like Lies of P too.
