Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

Unbeliavable graphics and photo for this game, awesome gameplay so you feel a samurai and a ninja depends on the way you play.

Developers, you're stupid clowns, your mechanics sucks. Why do enemies fly towards the character while committing an attack from a distance? Most of the missions are stupidly dull: 90% of the time the ultimate task is just killing Mongols. Nothing even close to missions of The Witcher, RDR2, Assassin's Creed. The game is overrated only because of its Japanese aesthetics and bright picture.

《通关有感》 主线短且精， 风景如画战斗爽， 支线是垃圾。 ------------ 美术无敌

After more than 300 hours of gameplay, completing every single objective available in the base game and the "Legends" mode, as well as unlocking every achievement in both, I feel like I've fully understood why this game became such a huge success. I'm confident in saying that this is yet another small masterpiece from PlayStation, and not just because of its story. First and foremost, one of the game's greatest strengths is the breathtaking biodiversity of Tsushima Island. From vast pampas grasslands to fields covered in red lilies and purple chrysanthemums, where intense duels unfold; from forests painted in brilliant golden and warm autumn colors to harsh, frozen landscapes, every corner of the map has its own distinct identity. The game does an outstanding job of blending so many different biomes together in such a relatively compact world without ever making them feel out of place. Beyond its stunning scenery, another aspect that deserves special praise is the combat system. It's easy to learn the fundamentals, yet surprisingly deep to truly master. I loved the wide variety of tools and equipment available, allowing every encounter to be approached in different, increasingly strategic ways. Enemy variety is another highlight that kept the gameplay engaging throughout my many hours of playtime. Every stage of the story pits you against different factions, but it's the mongols that truly stand out thanks to the diversity of their units: basic sword-and-shield soldiers, fire-arrow archers, heavily armored spear captains, and brutal ax-wielding brutes are just a few examples of the many enemies you'll have to overcome during your journey. Of course, the game isn't without its flaws. In my opinion, the excessive reuse of character models for many minor NPCs eventually becomes noticeable and repetitive. Many of them lack personality and meaningful characterization, making the world occasionally feel not empty, but slightly lifeless, which ultimately hurts immersion. Another downside is the permanent closure of many areas once their related missions have been completed. Unless you resort to exploits, it's impossible to revisit most castles and several forts encountered throughout the story. I would have appreciated the chance to return to these locations, interact with any remaining characters, observe how the world had changed because of my actions, or simply explore them freely. Instead, you're usually met with a locked gate and a completely deserted environment, almost as if every trace of your accomplishments had been erased. Finally, having spent many hours in "Legends" mode as well, I feel compelled to point out one last weakness. During multiplayer sessions, I found myself wishing for a greater variety of gear obtainable through the loot system. Considering how technical and versatile the combat is, I believe a broader selection of gear and perks could have made the mode even more rewarding by encouraging greater build diversity and experimentation.

If i had to give this a God of War out of 10... it is like a 4. I have heard people jerk this game to completion and honestly it is just "good". No hate on a good game obv, but like it is not great. It is the tried and true Ubisoft formula on top of telltale bs of "I did not DO THAT." (Good ol', whoa that made 3 people die when I thought no one would.... type decision.) Oh wow you amorally killed one guy... the enemy has killed THOUSANDS that way. It is just lame and personal head canon carries my playthrough. I feel like the FIRST ninja ever, but the game wants to tell me I am the first Biggest Loser, and nah, sorry, that ain't me. I have saved hundreds of useful lives while killing thousands of invaders and to telling me I am the bad guy is honestly insulting. If the game had actually, branching paths, I might recommend it to everyone, but from what I have seen.... It does not. It does the annoying "whoa! you did this!" when you could have easily NOT have done that. It is shallow, and caring about the overarching narrative while going in CARING ABOUT SAID NARRITIVE... you WILL be disappointed. Counted thought, I read a possibly fake annecdote of the first Make a Wish Kid getting access to Ghost of Yotei, and like, if it was comparable to this, I woulda done myself in. If I died playing this game last, ♥♥♥♥ me, would I be pissed. Rather chance my sucking prowess to a shotgun going off.

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