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- Available Now - Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, a new cooperative multiplayer experience inspired by Japanese folk tales and mythology.
- Beyond war, ancient beauty endures: Uncover the hidden wonders of Tsushima in this open-world action adventure.
- The rise of the Ghost: Forge a new path and wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Tsushima.
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It’s the late 13th century, and the Mongol empire has laid waste to entire nations in its campaign to conquer the East. Tsushima Island is all that stands between mainland Japan and a massive Mongol invasion. As the island burns in the wake of the first wave of the Mongol assault, samurai warrior Jin Sakai resolves to do whatever it takes to protect his people and reclaim his home. Beyond war, ancient beauty endures: Uncover the hidden wonders of Tsushima in this open-world action adventure. The rise of the Ghost: Forge a new path and wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Tsushima. Mud, blood and steel: Challenge opponents with your katana for an immersive samurai combat experience, master the bow to eliminate distant threats and develop stealth tactics to ambush enemies. Available Now - Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, a new cooperative 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. Ghost of Tsushima: Legends is available as a free download for Ghost of Tsushima owners. (Internet and PlayStation Plus required to download/play Legends Mode. PS Plus is a paid-for ongoing subscription with a recurring fee charged automatically at the frequency chosen by the consumer at purchase until cancelled.)
Publication Date: July 17, 2020
Computer Platform: PlayStation 4
Global Trade Identification Number: 65
UPC: 711719519065
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 4
Release date: July 17, 2020
Product Dimensions: 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.6 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Mature
Item model number: 3003170
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Date First Available: July 16, 2020
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First things first, I’ve got to say that I purchased this video game based on word of mouth and recommendations by online gaming personalities that I trust. I hadn’t really heard much about the game until it came out. I bought it on Amazon when it had a 3 week estimated wait time until it would be in stock. Thankfully I didn’t have to wait that long and the game was at my door within a few days of ordering it. I’ve now been playing it for a couple of weeks and am loving every bit of it. It reminds me of an Assassin’s Creed or Far Cry game but set in Fuedal Japan. Many people have hoped for an Assassin’s Creed game set in Japan during that time period, but I think this game is better than any AC game. The game consists of a great story of a samurai attempting to repel a Mongol invasion. This is played out through a variety of missions spread across a large open world of the island of Tsushima. There are the usual quests to find items, climbing and platforming to isolated shrines, retaking bases and liberating farms. You don’t have to travel far on the map to find something else to experience. Combat plays a huge part of the game and there are frequent battles spread around the world as you retake bases or come across Mongol patrols & bandit ambushes. The combat is slick and challenging, but does a good job of letting the player feel powerful as you level up and gain new abilities. You would probably have a hard time simply button mashing your way through the fights, but I find it quite satisfying and challenging to patiently wait to perfectly time a block that then leads to a one hit kill on your opponent. You unlock multiple combat “stances” that are more effective against different types of enemy weapons, and can easily switch through them as you cut & slash through a group of enemies. The combat is varied and challenging enough that I’ve yet to grow tired of it. The game is also beautiful. The island has a variety of landscapes, from beaches and mountains to grasslands and fields of flowers. All look amazing, and I don’t grow tired of traversing the world. The game is also very cinematic. The set up to many fights is what the game calls a standoff, where your samurai meets and faces off against the enemy like in an old samurai movie or western duel. These moments are great for fans of those movies and similar cinematic set ups are found throughout the main story and side quests. Overall the game looks better than most any other I’ve played. I’ve only made it into the second of 3 acts in the game, even though I’ve put 30 or more hours into it. I’ve still got a ways to go before I finish and I’ve heard from some sources that ,if you play as a completionist like I do, then you can spend 90-100 hours on the game. Either way you play, be it a quick run through the main story or a slow complete play-through, I think you will be very pleased by this game. Pick it up and immerse yourself in the story and world.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2020 by J. Barron
I was quite impressed with the game right from the start. You begin with a rather traditional hack and slash sequence but then the story unfolds and the changes in the main character are handled subtly and superbly so that by the time he embraces what has happened to him, it feels like a natural progression. Yuna is a great character and with you from the beginning. She's well rounded and in no way sexualized. In fact, none of the women in the game, main or background, are overtly sexualized, and all feel appropriate to the time period. For a game about a samurai, it doesn't hyper romanticize the idea of the samurai. You can see all the strength and all the weaknesses of the characters you interact with, which give a very real-life experience interacting with them. LGBTQ is represented here, as much as the time period allows, but the representations are good and give you the sense that even though it's never talked about, LGBTQ people did exist back then and they were normal people who loved each other even if they couldn't show it openly. Mechanics-wise, if you are a melee person, you like the game from start to finish. If you are like me and prefer to stealth and snipe your way through a game, the beginning will feel a bit restrictive, but once you get your longbow and more of the Ghost's abilities unlocked, it just as enjoyable as it is for melee fighters. VERY FEW FETCH QUESTS! If you're a story person like me, side quests are usually boring and only distractions from the main plot. And the worst side quests are just fetch quests. Tsushima has a few, but it doesn't overwhelm the side quests. A lot of go kill things, but at least they're not fetch, and they do a decent job of giving a story to them, or at least trying. Multiplayer. I'm not wholly impressed by multiplayer. I'm very disappointed that you can only play with one other person in the story multiplayer, while in survival you can have four. Survival isn't that much fun if you have a group of friends all starting together and who want to play together, because with a team of all brand new players, even the easy mode is pretty much impossible to beat. You do gain experience if you lose, but it incredibly frustrating to not be able to survive more than one or two waves unless you don't play with people you know and hope there's someone strong in your group. The difference classes are useless, since survival is set up to only have one useful attack style, and that's hack and slash. So Hunters can't really use archery skills well, and Assassins can't go around hiding in the grass to kill people. Everyone just has to attack the same way in order to survive. And all survival matches are basically the same thing. Overall, main game is amazing, bu multiplayer needs serious work. Why have one option with four people and one with two? I play with two other friends, so we can't play the story missions together without dropping one of us. And the story is the best part of the game.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2021 by Shana Scott
Possibly obscurity, an odd one for sure to pull off the shelf by happenstance. Piqued my interest in content alone, where I’ve always had a penchant for all things ninjitsu, stealth being the one trait I do not and cannot attain in physical stature so of course, it's what I aspire to. Though, more recently a renewed interest in the benign childhood whims and an urge for something new in my Sixaxis bare palms yearning for that vibration. Originally I purchased this alongside one of the many Assassins famed games. As good as they are, they lack all things that truly offer this game space to shine. Amidst the chaos of hacking and slashing, this game felt clumsy, awkward, and unforgiving. But 2 months after a backburning cooldown with reflexes stopped, I attempted to pick up where I had left off into this Gem, luckily just at the start of things to flow, before any bridges were truly crossed initially and I relearned how to play responsively. Once that threshold crossed, the world inside this box began to bloom. Slow at first as things tend to, but before too long I'm finding myself stopped by a waterfall or cloudy hillside, or walking slowly through the woods to find a possible flower and just to see what all there is unfolding to me. Fireflies and ancient spirits gilding by, souls weigh the mist of war-torn Japan. stark white ethereal, oceans on stone translucent doe floating in a backdrop of the serene inner calm this game begs. Though, seemingly, this game is about killing -- it isn’t. It is truly about sacrificing and understanding how precious each moment is, the true cost that a person can bear. You are not savagely anything, but rather a sentinel of persistence, endurance for Tsisiham to feel the powerful strength that cannot be broken because he is not fighting. He is peacing. And if one is not fighting, then there is no fight, where if one is peaceful there will always be peace. ‘Posits come, as I am sure they must, for a samurai. It is not my pain that is savaging the world. And it is not my pain that will fight it. But instead, a loving endurance to stand and risk everything for what is truly sacred. I find myself growing and learning alongside Jin as he grows from a young-hearted ready for revenge fighter, to an enduring heart calm at peace, who accepts that it is easy to fight bloodthirsty into a battle you know you cannot win. But it is not the ease of things that define us. And it is not for us to spare ourselves the hardship of becoming what we must nor deafening the struggle with which we must survive. And it is not anyone else choices that hurt me. They take a life, that is on them to take that life and cannot blame righteously anyone, even if it is their own. If I cannot save someone it isn’t my blade hurting them nor my hurt to endure. Each character has their own weakness and while everyone has their faults that does not “make everyone a murderer.” And as we shadow Jin on this self-fulfilling journey toward inner peace we see just how much the world can try to burden him, blaming everything that goes wrong on him, their suffering, torment, betrayal, sacrifice, and anger on him, while he must battle the quiet from his own mind where, in silence, his sword is what screams.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 by Laughart
This game came in perfect condition. I cant wait to play this game. Im collecting the most ps4 games before they disappear
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by ashley lawyer
My wife ordered this for me originally as a Christmas present. However her knowing how patient I've been she relented and gave it to me early. Now with that out of the way, let's get to the review. First off it shipped very early. Talk about being prompt! It was shipped flawlessly. Not a single imperfection on the case, game, or the cover art. The game itself... Oh. My. Goodness. This game is absolutely stunning. I'm playing on a PlayStation 4 Slim, and still!!!!! The overall presentation is through the roof! The combat feels very weighty. And not in a bad way. You can FEEL the sword slashes with each strike! The controls are very well done. The camera like to be in an odd spot here and there; but hey. It happens. The story thus far (for me) is really compelling! I won't go into spoiler territory; so I'll just simply say for me it's pretty compelling. The world you inhabit is absolutely jaw dropping! Each are you explore has a different feel to it. Really helps with the immersion factor. Speaking of immersion. The HUD is VERY bare bones; and I couldn't be happier! You don't have all the tropes that most games have. No compass. No mini maps. No waypoints. Heck! Even the health bar only shows up when in combat. The guiding wind mechanic has to be my all time favorite. I really wish more devs had the same mindset. Now. I will be honest. You will probably die a number of times. But it's not without purpose. Why will you die? These Mongolians can be pretty viscous. But you're even more dangerous. If you take your time with the combat. Master the art of parrying and dodging, you should be just fine. Now. Some people will probably complain about there not being a lock on option. However, this really isn't an issue if practice enough with the combat All in all I cannot simply recommend this game enough. Side note: the lack of no lock on while in combat makes combat more tense. You do miss it at first; but once you start getting used to the way the game plays you start asking why you missed it in the first place.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2020 by Kenny Montrose
One of the best games of PS4. The story of the game, characters, satisfaction and challenges during the battles makes this game a real masterpiece. I am happy with my product and I found it in a good price.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by Johann Jimenez
BEST GAME EVERY
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by montanacruiser
This game is absolutely gorgeous, right up there with Assassin's Creed and Mass Effect. The gameplay and mechanics are well put together. And the storyline is right out of Akira Kurosawa's playbook. It's a fantastic game, very addictive, and incredibly immersive.
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by Ross M. Wright