Ghost of Yotei Announced | State of Play | 2025
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Like any mainstream AAA open world game difficulty level, approachable. Not Souls level.
As mentioned, there are a few particularly challenging bosses, as I remember (not sure) some were 'hidden'/optional ones.
In most areas maybe isn't an S tier game, but solid A+. But when grouping everything together is a really great game. Not sure now, but as I remember is one of those games with a high completing rate despite being (maybe a bit too) long. I might have platinumed half a dozen games or so, and I hate too long ones, or too difficult ones, but loved this one and platinumed it.
Not just that.
From the way they talked in PS Blog “Ghost of” is a series of games with different ronins using the ghost mask in different locations / periods of Japan.
You can expect more Ghost of sequels.
Thats an impressive amount of wild life on the screen at one time
while scouting social media tonight i saw a lot of positive reactions to this one, in reddit and youtube too
in tiktok there is already some pc grifters trying to take the narrative and make it about politics but im not seeing people buying it, its hard for them when its a console exclusive, they hold no power of boycoting or review bombing
in tiktok there is already some pc grifters trying to take the narrative and make it about politics but im not seeing people buying it, its hard for them when its a console exclusive, they hold no power of boycoting or review bombing
I think I got more of a Blue Eye Samurai vibe than of Ghost of Tsushima.
I went to check and Yotei is a mount next to current day Sapporo in Hokkaido, the northern island.
Expect lots of snow in the game, and probably many exchanges with the Ainu indigenius people who inhabited that land at the time.
That's probably how you do diversity right, and not with a black man killing samurai to the sound of american hiphop.
It's not just set in Japan. It's set within 15 years of AC Shadows' events so it's even the same transition period between Sengoku and Edo.
Ubisoft's grave keeps going deeper.
I went to check and Yotei is a mount next to current day Sapporo in Hokkaido, the northern island.
Expect lots of snow in the game, and probably many exchanges with the Ainu indigenius people who inhabited that land at the time.
That's probably how you do diversity right, and not with a black man killing samurai to the sound of american hiphop.
It's not just set in Japan. It's set within 15 years of AC Shadows' events so it's even the same transition period between Sengoku and Edo.
Ubisoft's grave keeps going deeper.
OK, good. It's not a direct sequel so I'm down with a new character.
All of you hype for Ghost of Yotei better play Rise of the Ronin right now before I take my katana and shove it inside you
TOP 5 GOTY 2024
TOP 5 GOTY 2024
as a Vagabond fan I realized something, Miyamoto Fucking Musashi was alive during this period, and despite being 19 years old he was rocking that shit in some battles, he is also famous for the dual wielding technique, the same we see Atsu using in the trailer
Sucker Punch, what are you guys cooking!?
Sucker Punch, what are you guys cooking!?
