Ghost of Tsushima is quite possibly the most beautiful game I've played in terms of its outstanding visual fidelity and incredible depiction of feudal Japan that makes for genuinely awe stricken moments. The game in and of itself is very good, the combat is violent,swift and paired with the 4 stances makes for cinematic duels that are almost pulled from some of Kurosawa's greatest works which the developers of the game have been clearly influenced by. Whilst the world of this game and its combat stand out on its own, the story falls short in some areas primarily in its mild depiction of internal moral dilemma of upholding honour where I felt like there wasn't really much choice in being dishonourable or honourable and would've liked for it to affect gameplay a bit more. However, the story has some genuinely great emotional moments that alongside its score make for some true film like moments that are amazing to witness. To put it simply, Ghost of Tsushima is a great welcome to SuckerPunch's island of Tsushima that will leave you wishing you were a samurai after seeing JIn swiftly eliminate his foes under the cherry blossom trees.

Ghost of Tsushima review: . As always, start with the pros: The story of the game is beautiful and it shocks you with some of its events - Excellent characters like Shimura, Jin and others - Values ​​play in the game are terrible and varied - The fighting in the game is legendary and its methods are varied, and everything that progresses develops and becomes better. Fighting in the trailars greatly wronged him and I was afraid of him, but after I tried the game, it dazzled me and for me it is the best fighting with swords in the games. - The style of the ghost is also excellent and everything that progresses in the game develops greatly and terribly, I did not expect to play with it and find it, but after that I started playing with it and found it and I began to play various fighting styles, once in the style of samurai and once in the ghost. - The duels and fights in the game are terrible and enjoyable (I have become any Mongolian who can see me as a match and a fight) The main missions are varied and awesome Also, the side quests are varied, and there are few repetitions and terrible tasks in them, such as the legendary story missions and the characters' story missions, which one is better to settle before he concludes the game in order to develop his character and shields and get things that benefit from them - The world of the game is very beautiful and its environments are varied and the world feels like life in it, unlike most open world games (I don't mean Rockstar games and CD project) - The effect of the winds in the game and everything in the world is moving and what we expect to see in a game other than the Ghost of Tsushima Part Two (if it happens) - The graphics in the game are excellent, and it is true that it is not the best and has become a downdraft, but it remains excellent and strong - The soundtrack in the game is legendary and beautiful, and one of the best soundtracks in general I hope I forgot something from the positives, and in time we will save to the negatives: - The facial expressions in the game feel like a dead person, a little like, if someone is sad, you do not feel sad in the first place. - Weakness of artificial intelligence in disguise (I mean, for example, one touched you, sitting around for how many seconds and leaving, and it was not as if something happened and nothing was recovered, and the situation is as if it is normal, not like Metal Gear 5 and The Last of S2 will turn you around and you need to change your place so that they do not happen to you) Thus ended my reviews My final review of the game 10/10 A great game and one of the best surprises in 2020 and one of the best games in this generation, and frankly scribbunch is a studio that deserves respect and enters the list of confidence and enthusiastic about any game that comes to them.

I really enjoyed this open-world where you play as part-Samurai, part-Assassin. The protagonist is a little serious, but you'd expect that given the context. The island of Tsushima is very pretty, so the landscape is a joy to explore. The approach of the game is pretty traditional, so explore, defeat enemies, conquer territory. There's a great 'Japanese cinema' feel about the game, but I didn't bother with the monochrome option as the island is too pretty in colour. Took me around 100 hours to complete, I reckon (there is no counter). A stable game with hardly any bugs. I'd recommend it.