Ghost of Tsushima: Directors Cut - PS4
Ghost of Tsushima: Directors Cut - PS4
A Samurai Without Limits
The protagonist, Jin Sakai, sets aside the honourable principles of a samurai to use all available means to drive the aggressive Mongols from his home island of Tsushima. We can therefore expect stealth, bladed weapons, and the use of gunpowder. Overcoming the enemy's numerical superiority will be made easier by a stealthy approach and ambushes. During your fight against the Mongol invasion, you'll get to know the culture of medieval Japan.
Carefully Forged Alliances
The storyline unfolds dynamically based on your decisions. You will create strong alliances or deadly enmities with the inhabitants of Tsushima, based on your approach to various in-game situations. The third-person narrative will offer a plot about Jin Sakai's fight against the ruthless invaders plundering his homeland.
Detailed Graphics
Ghost of Tsushima offers visually stunning scenery of the vast island of Tsushima, detailed character models, and graphically breathtaking effects that will squeeze maximum performance from your PS4, and thanks to the Director's Cut, you can look forward to an even more refined experience.
A Trip to Japan
Studio Sucker Punch has used its experience from the inFamous series to create the large game area of Tsushima island, which you will move around without any restrictions. You will gradually uncover a number of hidden locations and side storylines.
Ghost of Tsushima – Director's Cut includes:
- The full game
- Iki Island expansion
- Legends online co-op mode
- Digital mini artbook by Dark Horse
- Director's commentary: The team interviewed a Japanese historian who compares the game world of Ghost of Tsushima with the real-life events that inspired the game
- In-game items: one technique point, charm, and the Hero of Tsushima skin
- Performance, resolution, and loading improvements for PS5, see the info in the image.
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