A great setting let down by rote design
Rumours and murmurings suggest that Ghost of Tsushima 2 will be announced soon. Here is what we'd love to see in the sequel.
I would be on it. Especially if they change up the gameplay to differentiate from first game. Loved the first.
Currently enjoying Rise of Ronin.
Both have different gameplay but it amazes me how people kept comparing just because they both are samurai. Seems kinda ...... that im not gonna mention.
Bend studios making a gaas game and getting lot of negative comments abt that direction.
I hope these stay faithful to making amazing SP games..
Probably my most anticipated to be announced
I hope Jinns story continues and we get way more stealth tactics like dragging bodies away and the like.
I fully expect this game to be announced. Late 2025 release perhaps.
Either way I can't wait for its announcement at Sony's showcase.
I'm hoping for more complex interior level design for stealth gameplay and also a more complex stance system that's more than rock paper and scissor for each enemy type
I have stopped pre-ordering games since Cyberpunk 2077 fiasco...this is a game I will make an exception for...
Sucker Punch's open world epic stands head and shoulders above the most recent game that takes inspiration from it.
Ghost of Tsushima is one of my favorite games all time. Hard to live up to that. Not all games are going to be equivalent to some of the best games ever and that’s ok. It is a natural comparison though
Totally agree, as a jaded gamer well into his 30s I didn't think games could hit like Ghost it Tsushima did. I actively avoided story missions in order to pursue every single side quest purely because I didn't want it to end. I wanted to be immersed in that world for as long as it lasted.
I hate open world games. Its clutter and fatigue. Except GoT.. I completed every thing before going into next main mission. The feeling of playing the game was.... I cant explain. It was perfect
An enjoyable counterpart to Ghost Of Tsushima, with some truly excellent combat, but the bloated open world elements can often suffocate your enjoyment.
Interesting, so it might be safe to say that Polygon will say the same thing about Cyberpunk when that game is release.
Polygon always been a joke
A game doesn't have to be entirely original as long as it executes the game play and story effectively. HZD is a good example.
"With its quasi-historical setting and its open world filled with activities and upgrades, comparisons to the Assassin’s Creed games are inevitable, so let’s not beat around the bush: Ghost of Tsushima is extremely reminiscent of many entries in the Ubisoft action franchise and other, similar open-world games, both in terms of its combat and its structure. If you like maps with a lot of icons on them offering up things to do, you’re going to be very happy with this game."
Yes! Music to my ears. I was hoping AC would head out east and give us Assassin's like this. Seems Sucker Punch beat them to it. Love games like this where I can get lost for 80 hours or more.
And this is why how we review games needs to change.
because the media seem to forget that the basic goal of a review is to guide the consumer in the purchase of a product.
Not about a game should evolve or what the reviewer would want to see in a game.
Per example bring back Gamepro, style of review (score for graphics, sound, gameplay, fun, replay and reviewer tilt)
This way reviews get normalize and we don't get things like Gears 5 score 7 just because the story is predictable and Zelda 10 because who care about a story in a Zelda game.
And somehow I feel that a lot of negative reviews for this game are more like answers from the media regarding the perfect 10 they all gave to Tlou2 and how ppl react to it.