The latest game from the makers of Bloodborne and the Dark Souls series is almost here: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice will release on March 22. The development team at From Software has embraced a completely different aesthetic with Sekiro, which takes place in late 16th century Sengoku period Japan. You play as a shinobi who has pledged to protect a young lord, but when the lord is kidnapped by a samurai, the shinobi's arm is severed. The nimble warrior, who becomes known as "the one-armed wolf," eventually gets fitted with a prosthetic arm that can be customized with various tools, and using stealth and powerful ninja abilities, he sets out to rescue the lord, taking down all enemies in his path.

　　The president of From Software emphasized that Sekiro is not part of the Soulsborne series and recently told GameSpot that Sekiro is "probably even more challenging than previous From games." That said, death is also handled differently in Sekiro--it can be used as a helpful tactic, but use it too often, and you'll lose progress. So if you're a fan of Bloodborne and Dark Souls, know that Sekiro is a brand new adventure with major changes to the previous games' formulas.

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　　Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice will release on PS4, Xbox One, and PC in just a couple of weeks, and if you're hyped for this game, you probably want to know where it's available and what bonuses you can get for pre-ordering. Here's everything you need to know about pre-ordering Sekiro so you're ready to play it on day one.

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Pre-order bonuses for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

All pre-orders for Sekiro come with a code that you can redeem on the game's official website for a digital artbook and digital mini soundtrack. Plus, several retailers are offering their own exclusive bonuses for Sekiro:

　　GameStop -- a limited edition katana replica letter openerPlayStation Store -- a Hirata estate dynamic PS4 themeMicrosoft Store -- two avatar items: prosthetic arm and grappling hook

Pre-order Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice standard edition

As of now, your main option for pre-ordering Sekiro is the game's standard edition, which comes with all pre-order bonuses. Here's everywhere you can pre-order the game and how much it costs.

　　Amazon -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PCBest Buy -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PCGameStop -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PCWalmart -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox OneNewegg -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PCTarget -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PCPlayStation Store -- $60 -- PS4Microsoft Store -- $60 -- Xbox OneSteam -- $60 -- PCAmazon was also offering the standard edition with a steelbook case for the same price, but it appears to have sold out since our last update.

　　

Standard edition with free steelbook

Amazon -- $60 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PC

Pre-order Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Collector's Edition

GameStop is offering an exclusive Collector's Edition that comes with the game, a 7-inch Shinobi statue, a steelbook, collectible artbook, map, digital soundtrack, and replica game coins. However, it appears to be sold out online as of this time. You can check availability in your local GameStop stores on the retailer's website.

　　GameStop -- $90 -- PS4 | Xbox One | PC