Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut Player Reviews
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ghost of Tsushima is a breathtaking masterpiece. The visuals are stunning, capturing feudal Japan with cinematic beauty. Combat is smooth, satisfying, and deeply immersive, offering both stealth and samurai action. The story is emotionally powerful, driven by a strong protagonist and rich cultural depth. It’s not just a game—it’s an
Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut
Review
Game
Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut (PS5)
Version
PS5 Physical Version, All DATA is on the disc + All DLC.
No internet required unless you want to play the game mode Legends which you will need PS+ and internet to access the Mode.
Genre
Role Playing Game
Difficulty
There are 4 difficulty option,
Easy
Medium
Hard
Ghost of Tsushima is a game that can captivate you from the very first minutes: a picturesque world, cinematic style, and mesmerizing, bl00dy battles. It offers everything needed to leave a strong impression. However, beneath its impressive surface lies something that eventually makes the game feel dull, forcing the player
Ghost of Tsushima has a good combat system, it is fun to play and it's world is beautiful, the story is very descent and lack of creativity but it keeps you on the game, overall it was a good experience,I hope the second game will make greater what the first
Its world is beautiful, the game is great, the quests are fun, the side missions are awesome, and the gameplay is enjoyable. The game is really amazing.
One of the coolest and most beautiful games I’ve ever played. Killing mongols never got old but the mechanics were a little repetitive and some of the side stories did not catch my interest
it just fabulos the story the graphics the impact the map the weponds
Ghost of Tsushima is fun, but it gets repetitive over time due to its nature as an open-world checklist. While better than any Assassin's Creed in recent memory, this game deserved to be remembered as so much more.
Probably the best modern Sony exclusive. Doesn't waste your time with bad side character missions, you're always doing fun stuff around and the open world is gorgeous.
The open world is similar to the ubisoft formula but executed flawlessly.
As an assassin's creed, but this time you care about the characters and the fight system is better. The game succeeds showing the beauty of Tsushima.
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