No sé ni qué decir de este juego. Es perfecto.
No se me ocurre nada que pueda decir que no me haya gustado. No hay nada que se me haya hecho pesado.

La historia es increíble, tanto la principal como los relatos secundarios. Te hace conectar mucho con los aliados de Jin. Son todos muy carismáticos y únicos.

La jugabilidad no tiene sentido. La cantidad de variaciones que te brindan para que puedas enfrentarte a los enemigos a sigilo, de cara, con mil tácticas y elementos.

La exploración. Los paisajes. Los puzzles. TODO. Es un absoluto 10 y no entiendo como no se llevó el GOTY.

La pelea contra el Kan es brutal.

Es mi nuevo imperio romano.

Eso si. Esa decisión final... me va a perseguir por los restos de los restos. Y aún me queda por explorar el DLC. Me voy a morir...

Creo que va a ser mi primer juego platinado y me encanta que sea este título quien se lleve ese "honor".

Ghost of Tsushima é uma experiência bem especial pra quem curte cultura japonesa e principalmente sobre samurais, é um deslumbre visual e um combate bem decente, trás mecânicas próprias como o vento guiar o caminho, os confrontos, é um game dahora, mas assumo que não curti igual muita gente gostou, investi em ver a história sem pular, algo que não tinha paciência com Horizon e mesmo que tenha momentos empolgantes esse foi de longe um dos grandes pontos fracos do game, além da estrutura de gameplay básica que é bem similar a um jogo mundo aberto comum, o que não é ruim, só não destaca. Foi um experiência legal, mas que não deve ficar marcante em minha mente, até joguei 1h30/2h da DLC mas infelizmente não estava me divertindo, já tava me sentindo satisfeito com o game.

Being Mongolian, I was excited to try out "Ghost of Tsushima" when it came out. It was kinda cool to take down virtual versions of our ancestors.

The game's gameplay, graphics, and fighting are all spot-on.
Visually, the game is a masterpiece. The graphics are breathtaking, bringing the island of Tsushima to life with stunning detail. And don't even get me started on the combat—it's fluid, dynamic, and downright addictive. I'm definitely up for another playthrough.

But the story left me feeling a bit meh. When the game ended, I was like, "Wait, is that it?"

Overall, "Ghost of Tsushima" is an incredible experience, but I hesitate to label it a masterpiece solely due to the story's shortcomings. Nevertheless, it's a journey I'll gladly embark on again and again.

When I saw the trailers and that "Sucker Punch" was making it, I knew this was gonna be something special and now thanks to the PS Plus Extra I finally got my hands and tried it.. and My God this was one of the best games I've ever played in my life. Now, could you make a point that much of what's done here was already done in other games? Sure, but in this way and probably not as good as this. The combat is some of the most satisfying and engaging ones I've ever played, it starts out a little weird until you get used to it, but once you do and you get good at it you'll feel as powerful as a Samurai can get. The animations looks stunning, it's brutal and impactuful as it should, it never gets old and I was having the time of my life. And as for the map and the visuals, this is just beyond gorgeous, the colors are mind blowing, the characters look great and the amount of detail put into the wind is just breathtaking. The main story is excellent, the acting is super strong, the stakes keep getting higher and higher and the side quests are just as engaging. I have zero issues, this is one of the best games to ever come out of hte PS4 and a must own for everyone who has it. I'll save the content on the Director's Cut for when I replay it on the PS5 and I can't wait for that.

Base Game: 9/10
Iki DLC: 7/10

It’s simply more of the same in a new small area, which is good but the story is completed so there is little motivation left other than collectibles etc.

The Legends multiplayer however was 8/10.
It was great fun playing with a friend, it gave you chances to show off your moves and excel with teamwork. The raids were too much though, they were 2 hours+ with no option of pausing.

Wow i didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did.

Ghost of Tsushima isn't a groundbreaking openworld game, but it is REALLY REALLY fun :3

Easily the weakest aspect of this game is it's story. While I wouldn't call it bad, it is very bland. The game has the pieces to a good story with Jin's weakening honor, his quest for revenge, and his pursuit to free his people, but it doesn't say much with any of this. The acting is pretty much the same. Very serviceable, with only a few stand out moments.

But the gameplay? That's a whooole 'nother story.

While exploration is also kind weak, that is wear the faults of this game end. Ghost Of Tushima's traversal is actually really fun. Sure it's not groundbreaking or anything. It doesnt come close to a game like TOTK, or Spiderman 2, but it's much better than GOW or FF7 remake.

While riding your horse, running, jumping, and climbing are all ok, it's how these aspects mix together with the grappling hook that really make things fun.

There's these optional shrines that can give you a strong charm if you complete lengthy platforming puzzle. And while I found little use for most of the shrines (since most of them just give minor stat upgrades), I'd still do the shrines because of how much fun it was to jump, climb, and swing around. :D

My only problem with the grappling hook is that the game barely takes advantage of it, so ends up feeling missed potential. Sure there's a few enemy camps, and Iki island puzzles where you can do some cool platforming, but I would've liked more.

Combat is fucking FIREEE thooo. Sure it's not as crazy as something like Bayonetta or DMC, but it's still really fun :3

The game really shines when it gives you an enemy camp, and says "Go". Ghost of Tushima gives you soooo manyyy options to kill your enemies. You can stab them, blow them up, shoot them, assassinate them, trample them with your horse, and sooo much more.

The boss fights in the game are pretty great too! Again, they aren't insane, and they do take away all of your combat tools other than your sword, but I didn't mind that. Ghost of Tsushima's combat system is honestly strong enough to make pure sword fights really fun.

You can get pretty fancy with you combos if you know what you're doing, and mixing up your attacks on a boss with a Ghost stance, or a dance of wrath never got old.

Oh, also the clothing in this game is FIIIIREEEEEEE
THANK U SUCKER PUNCH FOR GIVING JIN SO MUCH SAUCE

La version ultime et certainement la seule à faire de « Ghost of Tsushima ». Cette monture « Director's Cut » magnifie le jeu de base avec une version PS5 quasiment irréprochable grâce à un 60 FPS constant mais aussi et surtout par le biais d’une énorme amélioration graphique. Les panoramas, les combats, les chocs des armes et les décors n’ont jamais été aussi beaux que sur cette nouvelle itération. Le périple reste inchangé mais les émotions sont les mêmes. Si ce n’est pas assez, la galette propose également de parcourir un tout nouvel arc narratif qu’est « l’Île d’ Iki ». Imparfait certes mais il a le mérite d’apporter un grand vent d’air frais sur son récit tout en le complétant de façon essentiel pour notre héros Jin. Au final cette version est certainement la seule et unique à retenir de l’excellent « Ghost of Tsushima » tant celle-ci est à la fois différente et surtout supérieure à celle présente sur PS4. Juste un immanquable !

Ghost of Tsushima is an open-world game of a type I like the least. It gives me freedom to run from point A to point B all the time, and if something goes off plan... game over, return and do it the way the game wants you to do. Unfortunately, not even the samurai theme managed to captivate me, even though it's a theme I like. I love learning things about Japan in any media; a good example of something I played because of this is Ghostwire Tokyo. However, with this title, I felt like just a bot; there are many good ideas here, but none of them were enough to hold my attention.