Samurai Western: Arthur Morgan Comes to ‘Sekiro’
- Nudity mod not cutting it? Be an outlaw.
- Red Dead Redemption 2’s protagonist is here to slice and dice.
- The latest in a line of character replacement mods for the PC version.
Only recently was it revealed that Red Dead Redemption 2 will finally be coming to PC, and what better way to celebrate than by modding him into Sekiro? If you said horseback riding into the sunset with a revolver on your hip, okay that’s definitely a better way to celebrate. For the rest of us, though, the latest addition to the Ultimate Character Collection for Sekiro available on Nexus Mods is the next best thing.
A complete character model replacer, Wolf is replaced in his entirety with the console model of Arthur Morgan in one of his default outfits, rifle and sword over his shoulder and wielding a tomahawk. You can check him out in the gameplay, but it does contain spoilers, and I didn’t want to risk ruining either Sekiro or Red Dead Redemption 2 for anyone. You have been warned, and you can find the gameplay at this link.
It’s an incredibly well done model replacer; seeing Arthur move with the grace of the shinobi is pretty jarring. Arthur Morgan is known for his gunplay, his strength, and his stoicism even in the hardest times as he and the gang he rode with endured hit after hit over their time together. Seeing him with Wolf’s moveset is awesome, although my only complaint is that the tomahawk, while theme-fitting, looks a bit too out of place as a primary weapon skin. Yes, I’m aware how odd that sounds as I just praised a cowboy doing shinobi moves.
The mod collection is fairly large, consisting of a number of different characters from other games and anime. You’ll even see Scorpion from Mortal Kombat and Dante of Devil May Cry among the numbers. Though I think my personal favorite in the entire lineup is going to have to go to Darth Maul from Star Wars; how could I say no to the call of the Sith afterall?
The only requirement for the Ultimate Character Collection of mods is that you first have the Sekiro Mod Engine which you can find here. Are you running mods on Sekiro? If so, what are some of your favorites? Share them down below so other gamers can check them out and make their own Sekiro experiences even more unique.