jlopez92
The gameplay is fantastic and so are the graphics but the game is really a glorified demo. It's very short and there is only one available location and a handful of available missions/activities to do.
2010
As a sequel I found the game to be disappointing as it feels more like a glorified expansion than a standalone game. That said the game is still fairly solid, the gameplay doesn't change much from the first game but is still fun to play.
2007
Awesome game, great atmosphere, intriguing story, fun gameplay. Knowing that the game is set in an underwater city adds to the feeling of claustrophobia.
After 67 hours of gameplay I finally finished this game and I loved every second of it. The story was great and the characters you meet along the way were mostly interesting people with their own individual stories and quests. The graphics are some of the best I've seen on PS5 and the setting is gorgeous, I wanted to take a screenshot every few minutes. But in my opinion a game can have all the bells and whistles in the world but still fail if the gameplay is lacking. Fortunately the gameplay in Ghost of Tsushima was the best part of the whole experience, it was enjoyable and accessible but with lots of layers added in the further you progress to add a lot. From combat in both stealth and straight up swordplay to exploration and traversal it all was fun to play and while certain quests and activities could be repetitive the way you approached them always felt fresh, especially with various combat upgrades added. I should mention I have yet to dive into the Iki Island DLC but based on what I've heard it adds more of what I loved in the main game. This is a game that I will most certainly be playing again in the future and it's one that any Playstation owner should at least consider playing.