As Sucker Punch continues to pull back the curtain on Ghost of Yotei ahead of its October 2 release, this latest round of details puts the focus on Atsu’s wolf companion. They also shed some light on how Atsu’s bounty-hunting journey across Ezo will shape the Ghost of Yotei gameplay, impacting the story and the world around her as she moves through it.
Sony recently aired a deep-dive State of Play showcase for Ghost of Yotei, offering a detailed look at some of the game’s new features. One of the most noticeable changes is the open-ended exploration system, which drops the traditional mini-map in favor of natural guidance. Players will rely on cues like wind direction and animals to discover key areas. Ghost of Yotei also brings seamless flashbacks to Atsu’s past, and there are night campfires where NPCs can approach. Additionally, full Japanese voiceover is supported, complete with accurate lip-syncing to enhance the experience.
Ghost of Yotei may provide a wealth of new features, but, at the end of the day, it may be more of a 'Ghost of Tsushima 2' and less of a blank canvas.
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