Ghost of Tsushima

Holy crap this game is awesome the protaganist is a badass and the map is big and is very cool to explore

The visuals are breathtaking the story is great the combat is excellent. The stances add a whole new element to the open world genre.

This game is almost perfection-- everything from the ultra-realistic renderings of Japan to the combat to the acting is incredible. I also love the story and Jin's conflicted nature about the rogue element of his combat style.

The main villains' barbarity was portrayed well. In one of my favorite games, Medieval Total War 2, and during the Medieval era the Mongols were the most ruthless enemies you could battle. Historically, they were such an existential threat that warring provinces in Eastern Europe called a truce with each other and banded together to drive them back to Asia.

People have complained about this game's repetitiveness. Yes, sometimes the combat is somewhat repetitive, but to me it's the GOOD kind of repetitive. I'm not annoyed by it.

Whenever I want to complete every task in a game you know that it has attained legendary status. I posted a "top twenty video games" list on my blog last year with games that ranged from the '80s to today. Now I want to revise it to include Ghost on it.

I just finished it today and all i can say is that the game is really enjoyable and fun although nothing i havent seen before or that hasnt been done. The game doesnt quite feel like a 2020 PS exclusive in terms of graphics and animations. But then again after you play God of War and The Last of Us Part 2 is kinda hard to go back and appreciate normal games such as this. The story is really good because its simple, the good old "protagonist is the best and wins everytime". What makes this game really shine are the landscapes and combat that are very well put together. I encourage everyone to try this game! You wont regret it. Its a strong contestant for GOTY. I wanted to write this review as honest as i could.

Sony once again have another top class exclusive for the PlayStation 4. The Island of Tsushima is beautifully realised by SuckerPunch in their first game in over 6 years. The massive open world is vast and dense with luscious biomes and unique activities that put a twist on the conventional collectible grinding. Additionally, these present new ways of allowing the player to be immersed within Tsushima by guiding the player without the use of a waypoint or having to open the map.

10/10