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The best samurai game in a long time and a great fun for all, who love action. Love for Japan and its history is a big plus, but its knowledge is not necessary to enjoy every minute of this beautiful game.

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This review comes from someone who has played the game for at least 6 hours. It is not done so this is just a review of what I have seen soThis review comes from someone who has played the game for at least 6 hours. It is not done so this is just a review of what I have seen so far. I would like to start with the visuals. Everything from the weather in the background to the leaves falling from the sky are well done. There is such a beautiful representation of Japan with the graphics. From the bright colors of the flowers to the darker grays of the night sky, it truly is astonishing what had been done.The accuracy in the game play itself is pretty well done. From the way the blades are held to the strikes are the proper way to use the katanas and tantos both. To some the storyline might seem linear but the wide range of choices and ways to do things opens things up and gives the player many choices of which missions to do, when and how to do them. Some people can complain about the emotions in the game but the story behind the reasons is there for anyone who takes time to play the game. It is explained.The fighting reminds me a bit of a mix between the Arkham series and Dark Souls series. There are great choices in being able to change things mid fight. Keeps things interesting and never stops the action. There is something very visceral about this game and that is what is so good about it. It keeps it real.There are so many more things I could say about this game but suffice it to say that everyone should try this game. The hype is very real. I would be surprised if this game does not get Game of the Year. It would be well deserved.

Absolute masterpiece of a video game! The combat is some of the best I've ever seen in a single player game. The environment and graphics areAbsolute masterpiece of a video game! The combat is some of the best I've ever seen in a single player game. The environment and graphics are stunning and breath-taking. Several times I'd stop in my tracks in awe of the sunset, or flowers blowing in the wind. This is a must-play if you have a Playstation.

Game is average.Story is fine and nothing more.Unskippable slow and sometimes boring cutscenes.Graphic is on a level of Horizon Zero Dawn.FewGame is average.Story is fine and nothing more.Unskippable slow and sometimes boring cutscenes.Graphic is on a level of Horizon Zero Dawn.Few annoying bugs like climbing a ladder is very frustrating to hit.All in all there are better titles out there.

With Ghost of Tsushima under its belt, Sucker Punch deserves to be in the same conversation as Insomniac, Naughty Dog, and Sony Santa Monica.

With deep characters, heaps of interesting narratives you can tackle as you like, constant gratifying upgrades, a stunning look and potentially the greatest sword combat in modern gaming, this is a Samurai adventure I couldn't get enough of, even if I had some niggles with the overall story and a few outdated design choices.

A smattering of small niggles ultimately prevents Ghost of Tsushima from reaching the upper echelons of PS4 folklore, but it's still an absolute must for your game collection, and a fitting end to the PS4's line of exclusives. Ghost of Tsushima is a fantastic journey through the trouble and strife of 13th Century Japan and is complimented perfectly by a set of great characters, a likable main character, and a loathsome villain. Some repetition in the game's side-missions and a lack of polish in some areas just bring the score down a tad, but these issues can be overlooked in favor of the jaw-dropping visual dessert that will keep you coming back for more.

With its satisfying gameplay and solid lifespan (about 30-40 hours), Ghost of Tsushima is another quality exclusive for the PS4. It knows how to reuse mechanics and fundamentals established by other licenses, and give them its own personal touch. And what a touch. It's not just an Assassin's Creed in Japan: it has its own visual code and almost cinematographic atmosphere, and the sublime island of Tsushima naturally replaces some of the interface elements. The whole game is infused with poetry, which is rather bold for a mainstream title. However, we regret the big weaknesses on a few fundamental points, as it lacks variety regarding the points of interest, the fights and especially the duels, which, combined with an ill-fitting difficulty, wearied us at the end. Nevertheless, it remains a very good experience and a game full of personality.

The game may never have been as sweet as it was in the first of the three main areas, but, to its credit, that’s because I was swept along by the story.

As appropriate as it would be to knock Tsushima for being the same sort of boilerplate open-worlder that Ubisoft tosses out every few months, the truth is that I still got some entertainment out of roaming the pretty landscape and engaging in repetitive tasks at my own pace. That said, every time Tsushima subjected me to its dreadful story and the tedious critical path missions, my patience wore thin. Ghost of Tsushima is positioned as PlayStation 4’s last hurrah, and while it’s an underwhelming note to end on, perhaps a game that pushes technological boundaries while taking zero creative risks is a fitting bookend for this generation.