Ghost of Tsushima somehow managed to do Assassin's ... I rather enjoy barreling through ashigaru as Yasuke or desperately attempting to hold my own as Naoe. However, it often feels far too clunky ...

Ghost of Tsushima is one of the most immaculate games ... is slick once you master it), and more importantly, both Yasuke and Naoe are fun to fight with. Most players will naturally gravitate ...

Naoe and Yasuke don’t help by being mundane protagonists ... revolves around weak side stories and a forced MacGuffin. Ghost of Tsushima’s Jin Sakai is by no means one of the genre’s ...

Ghost of Tsushima emphasizes precision and stance-based combat, where each stance counters specific enemy types. In contrast, Shadows offers a more straightforward combat system with Yasuke’s ...

You may like Assassin's Creed Shadows fixes Valhalla's biggest mistakes Don't expect to unlock Yasuke for a while ... made a solid point about Ghost of Tsushima. I love that game, but the ...

Ghost of Tsushima, set in Feudal Japan ... t had the pleasure), introduces you to a powerful African warrior named Yasuke; the second prologue shows the (somewhat predictable) backstory of ...

Being robbed of the series’ traditional climbing freedom and forced to follow more prescribed routes makes time spent as Yasuke feel much closer to playing Ghost of Tsushima than Assassin’s ...

A sequel video game to PlayStation‘s “Ghost of Tsushima” is set from developer Sucker Punch Productions. Titled “Ghost of Yōtei,” the game will debut in 2025 and follow a new ...