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.
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.