Sekiro Jet Set Radio Mod adds skateboarding and graffiti to FromSoft’s stylish ninja classic
A modder has created a creative crossover between FromSoftware’s Sekiro and Sega’s Jet Set Radio, adding skateboarding and graffiti mechanics to the ninja action game. The mod, created by Ionian-MikiriyAKATotallyNotShinobi, brings the street culture aesthetic and gameplay of Jet Set Radio into Sekiro’s action-focused world.
Sekiro, released in 2019, remains one of FromSoftware’s most challenging and mechanically distinct titles, though it often receives less attention than the Dark Souls trilogy, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring. Despite being over seven years old, the game continues to attract creative modding efforts that reimagine its gameplay. This Jet Set Radio mod represents a bold attempt to merge two very different games—Sekiro’s precise combat and parkour mechanics with JSR’s skateboarding and graffiti systems.
The mod includes graffiti spots scattered throughout the game world, adding an explorative element that complements Sekiro’s already mobile protagonist. By incorporating skateboarding, the mod significantly alters how players navigate the game’s environments while maintaining the core action gameplay. The modder’s implementation appears well-executed, successfully blending the visual and mechanical styles of both franchises.
This content demonstrates Sekiro’s enduring appeal and modding potential within the PC community, keeping the game relevant years after its initial release and introducing fresh ways to experience FromSoftware’s unique take on action games.