Ghost of Tsushima: Legends
released on Oct 16, 2020
A standalone expansion of Ghost of Tsushima
Ghost of Tsushima: Legends is an online co-operative multiplayer experience inspired by Japanese folk tales and mythology. Choose from one of four classes – Samurai, Hunter, Ronin or Assassin – and play with friends or via online matchmaking in a series of two-player story missions or four-player wave-based survival missions.
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Bah ça aura pris du temps, mais ça y est tout le contenu que Ghost peut proposer, je l'ai flingué.
Bien que le plus gros problème sont les bugs sur le online, ça reste un super update, et gratuit qui plus est.
Pressé de voir les prochains travaux de Sucker Punch !
Bien que le plus gros problème sont les bugs sur le online, ça reste un super update, et gratuit qui plus est.
Pressé de voir les prochains travaux de Sucker Punch !
Ghost of Tsushima: Legends is a free post-launch addon which adds the multiplayer section to the game.
At first, you might think that this is just an additional way to make you spend the hard earned money on the PS Plus subscription service, but you're wrong. It's much more than a coop multiplayer. This DLC or addon offers many different gamemodes for you to try and on the top of that, not all gamemodes strictly require you to play with someone else, making this also a semi-singleplayer experience worth trying. After some time when you level up your characters, you will soon realise how much content and customisation options there are for a free DLC.
All in all, this post-launch addition to the game gives players many more hours apart from the main game to sink into the coop experience with other more or less experienced samurai.
At first, you might think that this is just an additional way to make you spend the hard earned money on the PS Plus subscription service, but you're wrong. It's much more than a coop multiplayer. This DLC or addon offers many different gamemodes for you to try and on the top of that, not all gamemodes strictly require you to play with someone else, making this also a semi-singleplayer experience worth trying. After some time when you level up your characters, you will soon realise how much content and customisation options there are for a free DLC.
All in all, this post-launch addition to the game gives players many more hours apart from the main game to sink into the coop experience with other more or less experienced samurai.
One of those modes in the same vein as the Last of Us where you question how something this polished is given away for free. Like what?
Fun to finish this on America day on call. Didn’t really play for the story, the gameplay was fun on it’s own.
A decent amount of variety and a ton of fun if you have someone running through everything with you. Although I can see this being very boring playing solo or queuing with randoms.
i reallly like this game, but after maxing out all the classes and beating all the levels i feel like theres nothing much to do