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Easier doesn't mean the game stops being fun, it just means playing the game is more manageable. I'm willing to bet that the difficulty isn't why you don't like the game. You just don't like the gameplay, and that's fine. Maybe you prefer learning movesets and planning ahead rather than following a rhythm.
Lose yourself in the rhythm.
Enjoy deathblows.
Embrace elegance and serenity.
It's very much not a soulslike game, despite being from the same studio. It's closer to metroidvanias.
Parrying things with a sword is the point - and that is the aspect you need to enjoy in order to enjoy the game as a whole.
Also, consider this: GRAPPLING HOOK
Execution of the fundamentals during moments of extreme stress is what makes this game difficult and satisfying to play.
In a boss fight, you have to figure out whether to attack or defend... and you only have 1/10th of a second to do so. Even once you start attacking, you have to know when to stop, or continue attacking. Thus the element of MENTAL DISCIPLINE comes into focus- 'I've gotten 2 hits on the Boss, do I continue attacking him, or should I start blocking for the inevitable counterattack?'
Even blocking isn't as simple as it sounds. Your timing has to be perfect to land a successful parry and you have to face the enemy at a very specific angle.
Attacking itself has so many components- You could unleash a charged 'thrust' attack, a jumping attack and in the early stages of the battle, you could start with a running, 'dash' attack.
I could go on and on as to what makes this game deceptively simple, yet actually very challenging.
what... If sekiro is "just parry sim", then dark souls+elden ring is "just roll sim" & bloodborne is (mostly)"just step dodge sim". And what do ya mean with "in dark souls games there is a lot of boss movesets to learn", it's literally the same here. Bosses have plenty of movesets here which you have to learn in order to succeed. Only difference is that in dark souls you have to wait for them to finish their combos while in sekiro you can actually progress the fight while they're doing it.