Jin Learns Ghost Stance That Let’s Him Killed 3 Mongels While Being Invincible With His Epic Rally Speech 🎤“ Invaders! Look at your General! Run! or This Will Be Your Fate.”Jin Sakai is the last Remaining Samurai Warrior Who Fights and Kills Mongol Leader Khotun Khan&nbsp;a Evil and Dishonorable General After The Mongol invades Tsushima and Killed all the Samurai and Capture Lord Shimura and being left for Dead Jin learns to Fight without Honor by using Stealth TakeDowns and Poison Darts that Makes His Uncle Shimura Having To Fight Jin to the Death at the End of The Game After Jin Kills KhanThis is how to make the Greatest Samurai Stealth 🥷 Action Game of All Time unlike the Whole overrated Assassins Creed Series Combined.<ol><li>GamePlay: 10</li><li>Story/Characters: 9</li><li>Music/Sound: 9</li><li>Voice Acting: 10</li><li>Graphics: 10</li></ol>

The Ghost

Best samurai game for me. graphics is great. The story and the gameplay are awesome.

Best samurai game for me. graphics is great. The story and the gameplay are awesome.

Ghost of Tsushima

Amazing game

Fantastic gaming experience. The best way I can describe the game is a breath of fresh air. The core gameplay is definitely nothing new (stealth action adventure), but the game design is so gorgeous and crafted with such attention to detail with the mechanics adding just enough new twists to the formula that it makes the whole experience truly engaging through the end. It’s also one of the only games I’ve played recently where I was actually emotionally invested in the characters and the story actually made me feel real emotions. It’s such a simple and grounded story of protecting your homeland, that it’s so much more affecting and authentic than the typical “save the world, use magic, etc” from 90% of other similar titles.

The combat, while taking cues from the Assassin’s Creed and Arkham games has enough of its own identity to feel fresh. Fighting is satisfying and visceral, with multiple stances that you have to learn and switch between, as well as new abilities and trick weapons you can add to your arsenal. The boss duels are truly epic and exciting, feeling very cinematic but also genuinely challenging at times. Also the challenging of enemies to a one on one stand-off is unique and keeps the enemy encounters interesting.

The world design is where things truly shine. Just spending time to ride freely around Tsushima is such a joy on its own. I really appreciate that they removed mini maps and most of the HUD and just let you explore and find cues from the environment. It’s one of the few games my wife genuinely enjoyed watching me play because it was just so pretty to look at.

The story like I mentioned is quite a shining element as well. Dealing with death, honor, and family obligations/disputes makes it feel genuine and relatable. It had enough twists and turns through the play through that I was conflicted but satisfied with its bittersweet ending. It was definitely a rollercoaster of emotions that I don’t normally get from action/adventure games.

With all that said, it’s certainly not a perfect game, with a lot of the same old “open world checklist” gimmicks that drag it down after a while. Sneaking through and conquering enemy camps is fun the first dozen or so times, until you realize there’s like a hundred of them and many of them start to feel recycled. It just becomes a chore after a while. With that said though, the game does provide a healthy amount of armor, stances, techniques, gear, etc to work towards getting so the grinding does feel quite rewarding for dozens of hours.

Overall, a really memorable and satisfying experience that I highly recommend. While still a little overly grindy at times, the combat is a lot of fun, the story is engaging, and the world is just too gorgeous to not want to get immersed in.

Fantastic gaming experience. The best way I can describe the game is a breath of fresh air. The core gameplay is definitely nothing new (stealth action adventure), but the game design is so gorgeous and crafted with such attention to detail with the mechanics adding just enough new twists to the formula that it makes the whole experience truly engaging through the end. It’s also one of the only games I’ve played recently where I was actually emotionally invested in the characters and the story actually made me feel real emotions. It’s such a simple and grounded story of protecting your homeland, that it’s so much more affecting and authentic than the typical “save the world, use magic, etc” from 90% of other similar titles.The combat, while taking cues from the Assassin’s Creed and Arkham games has enough of its own identity to feel fresh. Fighting is satisfying and visceral, with multiple stances that you have to learn and switch between, as well as new abilities and trick weapons you can add to your arsenal. The boss duels are truly epic and exciting, feeling very cinematic but also genuinely challenging at times. Also the challenging of enemies to a one on one stand-off is unique and keeps the enemy encounters interesting.The world design is where things truly shine. Just spending time to ride freely around Tsushima is such a joy on its own. I really appreciate that they removed mini maps and most of the HUD and just let you explore and find cues from the environment. It’s one of the few games my wife genuinely enjoyed watching me play because it was just so pretty to look at.The story like I mentioned is quite a shining element as well. Dealing with death, honor, and family obligations/disputes makes it feel genuine and relatable. It had enough twists and turns through the play through that I was conflicted but satisfied with its bittersweet ending. It was definitely a rollercoaster of emotions that I don’t normally get from action/adventure games. With all that said, it’s certainly not a perfect game, with a lot of the same old “open world checklist” gimmicks that drag it down after a while. Sneaking through and conquering enemy camps is fun the first dozen or so times, until you realize there’s like a hundred of them and many of them start to feel recycled. It just becomes a chore after a while. With that said though, the game does provide a healthy amount of armor, stances, techniques, gear, etc to work towards getting so the grinding does feel quite rewarding for dozens of hours.Overall, a really memorable and satisfying experience that I highly recommend. While still a little overly grindy at times, the combat is a lot of fun, the story is engaging, and the world is just too gorgeous to not want to get immersed in.

Stunning visuals, engaging story & combat

I'm the type of gamer who's looking for a high level combat adventure type of game which I can just get sucked into. And this was just perfect for me it's one of my personal favourite RPG'S of all time and the story is amazing. One of the biggest things for me was adventuring I loved doing my own thing defeating the mongols and climbing to the top of a mountain to see the beautiful view. And just pointing out the obvious THESE GRAPHICS ARE AMAZING

Look if you'r unsure about buying this like I was just know you will enjoy a lot of it.

( I know this didn't make much sense sorry )

Gameplay 10/10

Story 9/10

Characters 9/10

Music/Sound 10/10

Voice Acting 10/10

Graphics 10/10

I'm the type of gamer who's looking for a high level combat adventure type of game which I can just get sucked into. And this was just perfect for me it's one of my personal favourite RPG'S of all time and the story is amazing. One of the biggest things for me was adventuring I loved doing my own thing defeating the mongols and climbing to the top of a mountain to see the beautiful view. And just pointing out the obvious THESE GRAPHICS ARE AMAZINGLook if you'r unsure about buying this like I was just know you will enjoy a lot of it.( I know this didn't make much sense sorry )Gameplay 10/10Story 9/10Characters 9/10Music/Sound 10/10Voice Acting 10/10Graphics 10/10

Spectacular Game