
A storm is coming. Venture into the complete Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR’S CUT on PC; forge your own path through this open-world action adventure and uncover its hidden wonders. Brought to you by Sucker Punch Productions, Nixxes Software and PlayStation Studios.
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For the very first time on PC, play through Jin Sakai’s journey and discover the complete Ghost of Tsushima experience in this Director’s Cut.
In the late 13th century, the Mongol empire has laid waste to entire nations along their campaign to conquer the East. Tsushima Island is all that stands between mainland Japan and a massive Mongol invasion fleet led by the ruthless and cunning general, Khotun Khan.
As the island burns in the wake of the first wave of the Mongol assault, courageous samurai warrior Jin Sakai stands resolute. As one of the last surviving members of his clan, Jin is resolved to do whatever it takes, at any cost, to protect his people and reclaim his home. He must set aside the traditions that have shaped him as a warrior to forge a new path, the path of the Ghost, and wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Tsushima.
Experience Ghost of Tsushima with unlocked framerates and a variety of graphics options tailored to a wide range of hardware, ranging from high-end PCs to portable PC gaming devices.*
Get a view of even more of the action with support for Ultrawide (21:9), Super Ultrawide (32:9) and even 48:9 Triple Monitor support.*
Boost performance with upscaling and frame generation technologies like NVIDIA DLSS 3, AMD FSR 3 and Intel XeSS. NVIDIA Reflex and image quality-enhancing NVIDIA DLAA are also supported.**
Japanese lip sync – enjoy a more authentic experience with lip sync for Japanese voiceover, made possible by cinematics being rendered in real time by your PC.
Choose how you control the action: experience haptic feedback and adaptive triggers through a wired DualSense™ controller…***
…or go with mouse and keyboard, with fully customizable controls.
Haptic feedback – master your blade through the DualSense™ controller’s immersive haptic feedback.***
Adaptive triggers – enhance your accuracy with a bow using adaptive trigger resistance.***
* Compatible PC and display device required.
** Compatible PC and graphics card required.
*** Wired connection required to experience the full range of in-game controller features.
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Ghost of Tsushima... Diooooooos cómo amo este juego. Es como el Fruit Ninja de PlayStation. Machetazos en el monte, mongólicos por todos lados, gente que grita "¡Voy a disparar!" como si el hp estuviera leyendo el libreto antes de hacerlo. Gracias por avisar, campeón, casi me matas por sorpresa. Jin Sakai, el niño correcto de la casa. Código de honor, disciplina, educación... sale como uno sale de la casa y se da cuenta de que el mundo es una mierda, que lo están invadiendo unos mongólicos y que, como siempre, la Teletón salió en busca de recursos y tierras. El código de honor dura tan poco como yo en la cama. Aparte, siendo monopólvico, unito a mimir. Aquí es igual: lo ves al inicio y nunca más. Machetazos en la noche, como mi padrastro y yo matando chuchas cuando se metían a comerse los pollos. Ahora me doy cuenta de que no soy ñero... soy un samurái. Un shinobi. Mi tío decepcionado porque mato por la espalda. Mi tío, el que dejó morir media isla por seguir un PDF llamado **"Código de Honor"**. Visualmente este juego es una grosería. Cada lugar sirve para una foto. Nuevamente, ¿pa' qué hptas salir de la casa si aquí está todo mejor? Tiene más color y parece un parque donde no hay humo de bareta. En este juego el viento te guía. Mi papá tampoco estuvo tan pendiente de mí. Hay momentos donde el viento, las hojas y los colores se juntan en unos encuadres absurdamente buenos. Baby fashionista. Si un zorro me dice "sígueme", yo lo sigo. Si en la vida real me secuestran así, ya saben por qué. Pasé de cortar cabezas a escribir poesía. Jin Sakai es el hombre más versátil desde Barbie. La historia es una belleza y el desarrollo de personajes igual. Los personajes tienen peso, las decisiones de Jin se sienten y la transformación del protagonista es de esas que no necesitan 200 giros raros para funcionar. Ahora, tampoco vamos a negar lo obvio: el juego puede llegar a ser repetitivo. Al final estás limpiando campamentos, buscando coleccionables y liberando zonas como si fueras el nuevo empleado de mantenimiento de Tsushima. "Buenos días, vengo a quitar invasores y, de paso, recoger 50 flores porque claramente soy el único que trabaja aquí". Corté tanto bambú que ya puedo trabajar en Homecenter. Pero lo bueno es que el juego te da muchísima libertad para hacerlo como quieras. ¿Quieres entrar como un samurái y retar a todos de frente? Hazlo. ¿Quieres jugar como un enfermo escondido en la oscuridad haciendo que los enemigos desaparezcan uno por uno? También. ¿Quieres llenar todo de bombas, flechas y kunais como si estuvieras peleando con una ferretería? Adelante. Hay cuatro posturas de combate. Yo usaba la misma hasta que un mongólico me recordó que el mongólico era yo. Desde el inicio eres libre. El juego no te encierra en una forma de jugar; te suelta en la isla y básicamente dice: "Ahí están los mongoles, ahí está el mapa, ahí está tu tío decepcionado. Buena suerte". Y hablando de mi historia con este juego: en 2025 lo jugué en otra cuenta porque la pobreza no me dejaba comprarlo. Guardé esa partida sabiendo que algún día sería mío. Casi un año después finalmente lo compré; aun cuando aguanté hambre y tuve que vender a un niño de Lituania, ♥♥♥♥ ese guardado que tanto apreciaba y ver cómo los logros saltaban en mi propia cuenta no tuvo precio. Ahora toca volver a sacar el 100%, pero esta vez disfrutando todo con más calma. Quiero volver a vivir una de las mejores experiencias que me ha dado un videojuego. Jin Sakai no liberó Tsushima. Hizo la gentrificación más violenta de la historia. Sekiro, Ghost of Tsushima y probablemente Phantom Blade Zero serán mi top 3 durante mucho tiempo. 10/10. Ojalá me diera Alzheimer para volverlo a jugar como si fuera la primera vez.
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian +14 more
Hours played at review time, across 2.9K reviews with recorded playtime.
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One of the greatest story games ever made. The journey from a broken samurai to the ghost is a masterpiece in writing, 10/10 game.
Amazing game
игра рофл кнш но так под пиво норм, за казань
amazing
Where do I even begin. This review is coming from the heart and soul. I will be listening EVERY single issue I have with this game and by extension, this company of Sony Entertainment. Starting with the game. The gameplay is just awful. Press X to light attack, press Y to heavy attack, press B to dodge. That's all the game boils down to. Now for the people who will cope and say "well you can use items to interact with the enemy like a bow or bombs", all those items do is kill or damage the enemy at range. Game then offers 4 bland unlockable "stances" that fall under the same 3 button gameplay. The whole purpose of the "stances" is for you to kill the only 4 different enemy types (one per stance) in the ENTIRE game. You will play this game for 2 hours and be introduced to all the different enemy types for the WHOLE game. I'm going to say that again. THE GAME ONLY HAS 4 DIFFERENT ENEMY TYPES THE WHOLE GAME. That is embarrassingly bad and boring. On top of this repetitive enemy "variety", this game suffers HEAVILY on the generic Ubisoft open world formula of checkboxes in order to upgrade your character. In fact the majority of the open world is just a check list of things like: clear this base and do these mini checklists PER BASE, go cut these bamboo sticks across the map, go sit in these hot springs across the map, and etc. There is no sense of exploration or discovery as it is all formulaic in execution. You won't stumble on a cool thing you saw or find something interesting in the distance that causes you to go off the beaten path. All you will find in the open world are these littered checkboxes of tasks in order to upgrade your character or get a new outfit. Furthermore, the open world itself is just areas of different colored trees and different colored flowers on a field. It might look nice at first but after 5 hours of the same navigation of riding your horse from one area to the next, it gets boring FAST. Now if you are thinking that you will just "play the main story and skip the optional fluff" do I have bad news for you. The story, BY FAR, is the most generic and predictable "samurai" story I have ever seen. Without spoilers (then again, I should spoil to save you the trouble of playing and experiencing this god awful narrative) the plot is the most predictable and toddler-esque "cinematic" experience I have ever played (think of something akin to a modern Marvel movie). It boils down to: bad guy comes and attacks, bad guy wins at start of game, good guy loses but lives, good guy is weakened but gets friends, good guy rebels with friends throughout the game, something happens to friend(s), good guy gets upset, good guy finds and fights bad guy again at the end of the game and wins. The game has legit ONLY ONE good mission AT THE END OF THE GAME that just isn't worth the hype after playing the majority of the game with a below subpar plot. The main character is just awful too. Again without spoilers, throughout the story, the main character seemed to be a passive spectator of HIS OWN STORY. Things like his reasonings for his decisions and his characterizations were things labelled onto him by those around him and the game writers rather than the main character himself. Like it is ridiculously bad. Side stories make this worse as the main character does things for his friends just because he is asked to and has no agency or self expression during these side quests besides parroting what his allies say and think. The antagonists, ESPECIALLY the main antagonist, is also so bare-bones and generic it could be pulled straight out of a Disney movie. Like I'm talking "I am a bad guy because the story needs me to be a bad guy, I am a big bad brute but I'm also "cunning" because I tried to get people to betray you". It's so surface level that it is something that would appeal to a middle schooler in depth. In summary about the game itself, I wouldn't recommend this one even on sale. From the bad gameplay that doesn't evolve at all from start to finish; to the boring, predictable, and just sleeper story and characters; to the lack of enjoyable game features like an immersive world and atmosphere. The game itself is nothing more than trash. I wish I could go back in time and stop myself from purchasing this game. I only finished it because I spent the money buying it in the first place. Actual garbage! _ Now onto Sony itself and the state of Sony/Playstation games. After recently playing Spider-Man 2 and now this title of Ghost of Tsushima; as well as seeing their new titles on the way like Wolverine, I can confidently say that current Sony is a joke of a company. The way these games are designed in gameplay, story, and game design aspects are so corporatized, soulless, and "safe" for the average Sony consumer (honestly gaming tourists who play only a few Sony single player exclusives and mostly the yearly "gun and ball" multiplayers - more on them in a bit) that I am just over the company as a whole. I am glad the games I enjoy that were once locked in association with this awful company decided to cut ties with Sony and their exclusivity deal, allowing me to now enjoy these game series/franchises on PC (with no more ties to Sony or Playstation). Now add on Playstation's decision to end physical games and only make digital games moving forward, there is legit NO reason not to just migrate to PC as a result. The only game that I enjoyed from Sony and am a tad upset as it won't be coming to PC is the God Of War series but that is in thanks to the work of Santa Monica and NOT Playstation Studios (and Kratos's story is concluded for the most part so I wouldn't even really call it as me missing out/being upset on much moving forward - at least not enough to pay for an overpriced, unperforming piece of junk like a PS5 LOL!) All the people who say otherwise (the Playstation fanbase/playerbase) are 100% coping and saying this as a result of being unable to leave themselves; whether it's because they are too poor to afford a PC, their own gaming library is stuck on Playstation, or they legitimately like to consume the NPC product that Sony has been making through their games over the past years. I could rant even more but I don't think it's worth it as those who know and can see how bad Sony and honestly most triple A game studios nowadays (especially western ones) have become will move on while those who choose to ignore or deny it will cope and whine without end regardless of what I or others may say. But hey, they/y'all have GTA 6 coming out soon (the greatest game of all time since Elden Ring for these shills so I guess they/y'all win LOL!) and that negates everything I have said about the Playstation platform and their awful games like Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man 2, and the upcoming Wolverine. Playstation truly belongs to and is for those who love nothing more than: Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! Garbage! And then some more... Garbage!
The game is well made, HOWEVER. From a gamer's perspective, it takes abosultely 0 risks. Combat is simple and not skill based, just paper/rock/scissors. The characters are not likeable. You barely see them for a mission or two, before moving to the next one. The open world doesn't bring interesting gameplay. It's just there to make the game longer. Where you capture outposts one by one, without any gameplay variantions. I suspect a lot of good ratings for this game come just because it's stable, well designed and feels polished, and perfect for the average joe who plays 1h a week. From a historical persepctive there's zero interesting things, given it's a fictional world. Sadly even the enemies don't speak their languages, which is a really, really lazy decision. I do recommend the game because it's good. But that's it. It's good. Not exceptional. It reminds me a lot of Mad Max by Avalanche Studios. It sort of feels like someone deliberately gave zero freedom to developpers and followed a book to the letter. The same book many companies follow. It's hard to describe.
非常牛逼
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