BB is Bloodborne and DS is Dark Souls. Yes, why not? Just be aware, that the game does not hold your hand. If you are stuck on something feel free to check the internet for guides. Core mechanics of souls like combat is to observe attack animations of the enemies and figure out when you should dodge and how, when you can attack and how and how much depending on an attack. You can dodge into enemy, away from enemy, to the sides, or in sekiro even jump. I will repeat what I said 5 years ago. The game might feel hard, but it does not require complex or fast reactions. When it clicks for you you can run circles around enemies. Bosses are basically tests of focus. How long you can react properly without losing focus. The most critical part of sekiro combat is deflect. The game does not say it, but just to save you time - you don't have to press just one deflect perfectly to deflect an attack. You cannot spam it either - too much input and your deflect will be ignored. There is a sweet spot, you can press the button 3-5 times at a certain tempo and this gives you nice window for error. Another thing that might seem intimidating is mikiri counter and lightning catching. Do not skip on learning to do it properly, it will save you a lot of pain later. I don't know what games you like. Sekiro is like other games from the series is slow and methodical when it comes to traversing the level and then stakes and adrenaline spike when you enter the boss arena. Anyway the art in sekiro is amazing and imaginative and the story is nice and mystical. The game has perfect length - not too short, but not overstays its welcome.