Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

i played this game and i will continue to do so, it has so much free world with crazy good visuals. the story is pretty amazing as well, the side quests are cool and a lot more to explore. the combat mechanics are pretty easy to learn. The game gives you a lot of options for fighting such as a stand off with not 1 but multiple enemies if u have the right stuff equiped, but it also gives you the choice not to stand off and have some extra action. everywhere you go it will be spectacular. the characters give you their stories each, teaching you a lesson. i would definetely put it on my top 3 games of all time. 10/10 recommended

Gra w moim mniemaniu przeszła najśmielsze oczekiwania. Istny Majstersztyk coś pięknego.

PEAK GAME ONG, STORY IS ABSOULETLY AMAZING

Masterpiece from sound to gameplay to story just overall everything about this game is a 10/10

What are you waiting for? Go get it! If you're looking for a story-driven, beautiful Samurai game, that's the one. At first, the graphics look "not bad", but give it a minute: you'll find yourself in a varied landscape with stunning views. They've gone all out on the light effects, which makes for some of the most breathtaking sunsets in gaming history. At first, the map looks small, but don't be fooled: new areas will unlock when the story progresses, and you'll likely be finished with the game without having unveiled all the grey areas on the map. The story is good and draws you in immediately, but you have zero influence over it's outcome with your answers or actions - no matter what you do, you do not get to decide your fate, for better or for worse. If you can't see copious amounts of blood spouting from decapitated foes, this game is not for you. On the other hand, the violence of the fights is beautifully counterbalanced with moments of quiet reflection, poetry, nature and helpful cute animals who show you the way to collectibles, quests and landmarks. The fighting is smooth and the horseback riding is wonderfully responsive. You could argue that liberating what feels like the 100th village is very repetitive, but you don't have to complete them all to play through the story (only if you're going for the 100% achievements). Somewhat sad is that more often than not it turns into Assassin's Creed, and we already have that. But even with your sneaking around so much, you still get plenty of Samurai moments and hero feeling (especially once you've unlocked various stances and combos). As someone who turns off game music more often than not I have to say: this soundtrack is beautiful, calm, contemplative and fitting, it enhances the surroundings and sets the mood perfectly. I can't believe I waited so long to get it - clear recommend!

so far ive had a very good time the combat is very fun and the visuals are top tier is a little rependative tho but i dont mind that at all

Great open world, immersive story, rewarding and fun combat

Très bonne histoire

Beautiful game