Any PC game is better with mods--they open up a new world of customization and allow players to tailor-make their own experiences--and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the new hard-as-nails From Software ...

Sekiro Mod Engine should be your first port of call when it comes to installing Sekiro mods. You should get this sorted before you start tweaking the game as it makes the process much simpler and ...

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is currently available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The Thomas the Tank Engine mod can be downloaded right here.

To install it, first grab the Sekiro Mod Engine here and then follow the instructions on the mod's Nexus page.

We previously saw a Thomas the Tank Engine mod that replaced Mr. X in Resident Evil 2 on PC. The steam locomotive returns, this time in Sekiro as a mod that replaces the Great Serpent.

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We check out some of the craziest mods from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, including Thomas The Snake Engine, Metal Sekiro Solid and more. Shrek The Ogre by Dropoff and Katalash / Costume Pack Mod by ...

To install the mod, first make sure you have the Sekiro mod engine installed, which you can find here. Then, head over to the Thomas the Snake Engine mod page at NexusMods, and download it.

Please verify your email address. The 'Thomas the Snake Engine' mod replaces the Great Serpent with an unnerving floating Thomas who makes his way through the cliffs in a really unnatural fashion ...

A lot of people seem to have trouble with the Great Serpent sections in Sekiro, but would it make it easier(or harder?) if that giant snake was a cartoon train instead? YouTube user katalash posted a ...