ghost of tsushima director's cut review

Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut Review: ‘A rocky first step for “Director’s Cut” editions’

Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut review for PS5 and PS4.

It’s just over a year since the launch of Ghost of Tsushima for PS4. In my review, I described it as a “worthy addition to the roster of must-play PS4 exclusives that have kept players loyal to the console.” It’s only a year later, but we’ve now advanced…

  • A lot to love for newcomers.
  • Iki Island is gorgeous and joy to explore.
  • More backstory on Jin and his family.
  • The Eagle is interesting.
  • Combat is wonderful.
  • Visual and performance upgrades are relatively minor.
  • Mission variety remains a weak spot.
  • Upgrade price is steep.

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A lot to love for newcomers. Iki Island is gorgeous and joy to explore. More backstory on Jin and his family. The Eagle is interesting. Combat is wonderful. Visual and performance upgrades are relatively minor. Mission variety remains a weak spot. Upgrade price is steep.
A lot to love for newcomers. Iki Island is gorgeous and joy to explore. More backstory on Jin and his family. The Eagle is interesting. Combat is wonderful. Visual and performance upgrades are relatively minor. Mission variety remains a weak spot. Upgrade price is steep.
A lot to love for newcomers. Iki Island is gorgeous and joy to explore. More backstory on Jin and his family. The Eagle is interesting. Combat is wonderful. Visual and performance upgrades are relatively minor. Mission variety remains a weak spot. Upgrade price is steep.
A lot to love for newcomers. Iki Island is gorgeous and joy to explore. More backstory on Jin and his family. The Eagle is interesting. Combat is wonderful. Visual and performance upgrades are relatively minor. Mission variety remains a weak spot. Upgrade price is steep.
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