Ghost of Tsushima

The best samurai game in a long time and a great fun for all, who love action. Love for Japan and its history is a big plus, but its knowledge is not necessary to enjoy every minute of this beautiful game. [Issue#305]

The world is enormous, filled to the brim with rich content to explore. It can be a bit much sometimes with the number of artefacts you can find or haikus to sit and devise bloating things a little bit, but players will be blown away by the deep storytelling and unbelievable style and personality that Ghost of Tsushima brings to the table.

Ghost of Tsushima ends the current generation of consoles on a high note. A fantastically gorgeous world sets the stage for high-stakes close quarters combat, with multiple enthralling stories told over many chapters that keep the player moving across the island. Core combat is rewarding, and while enemy AI is disappointing outside of combat, all other aspects of Ghost of Tsushima have been lovingly crafted, and will be thoroughly enjoyed by players of all types. It’s not Sekiro or Dark Souls/Bloodborne difficult, but challenge can be found for those who seek it. Ultimately, Ghost of Tsushima allows you to pick up a sword and become one badass samurai, and have fun while avenging your fallen brethren.

A smattering of small niggles ultimately prevents Ghost of Tsushima from reaching the upper echelons of PS4 folklore, but it's still an absolute must for your game collection, and a fitting end to the PS4's line of exclusives. Ghost of Tsushima is a fantastic journey through the trouble and strife of 13th Century Japan and is complimented perfectly by a set of great characters, a likable main character, and a loathsome villain. Some repetition in the game's side-missions and a lack of polish in some areas just bring the score down a tad, but these issues can be overlooked in favor of the jaw-dropping visual dessert that will keep you coming back for more.

Ghost of Tsushima offers an amazing open-world experience and satisfying combat, only mildly held back by its writing and characters.

I was hoping for an original take on the open-world genre, but I got Assassin’s Creed in samurai drag. If that sounds like a blast to you, it will be, especially if you go into it with the knowledge of the game’s design missteps. It’s not that it’s bad - it’s just bad for me.

As appropriate as it would be to knock Tsushima for being the same sort of boilerplate open-worlder that Ubisoft tosses out every few months, the truth is that I still got some entertainment out of roaming the pretty landscape and engaging in repetitive tasks at my own pace. That said, every time Tsushima subjected me to its dreadful story and the tedious critical path missions, my patience wore thin. Ghost of Tsushima is positioned as PlayStation 4’s last hurrah, and while it’s an underwhelming note to end on, perhaps a game that pushes technological boundaries while taking zero creative risks is a fitting bookend for this generation.

Jogo excelente, cada detalhe do jogo é impressionante, ambientes lindos, combate satisfatório, história maravilhosa, entre muitos outros aspectos bons dessa obra de arte. Única "reclamação" é que algumas partes precisariam de conserto, mas não posso reclamar, pois é um jogo relativamente antigo.

Aggressively average game. Maybe it picks up later, but 7 hours was enough for me. It’s pretty, but otherwise recycles triple A open world tropes.

It was an amazing experience. The graphics, The World, Story-telling and samurai atmosphere were great. I loved how the samurai vibe was combined with elements of stealth, Samurai game turned out to be a mixture of Samurai + Assassin. The only thing I didn’t enjoy about the game was the repetition after going through the game more and more, especially when it came to the Mongol camps and reclaiming **** still the Story and Gameplay made it a Must-play.

It was a good game that could have been great. Unfortunately a lot of the gameplay was clunky and characters like the old lady were so unlikable it made the story hard to stay engaged with. On top of that the inability to skip cutscenes was ridiculous.

The game is boring looks great combat is overrated it's just gamers are favorable of ghost of Tsushima Ubisoft assassin's creed but its Japan