If this game didn't make you cry at LEAST once or twice, you're lying. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ AMAZING game. The assassin's creed series needs to take notes because THIS. This is how you make a great stealth-based game. And also ♥♥♥♥ Ubisoft.

Must have in your library

i did try for about 12 hours and having to reboot every hour of game play because it would not run right no matter what i tried. 4070ti, 12900k rig. but when i started the dlc that is when all ability to play failed so i could not even come close to finish or get my money back because i had too many hours in. PISSED!, VERRY disappointed! PS dont start dlc you wont be able to finish of come back to original map to finish the base game. dlc kiki island NO GOOD with pc!!

10/10. This is a perfect example of video games being pieces of art, without sacrificing the quality of gameplay. There's nothing I can say that so many others haven't: The vision was clear and executed with precision. A wonderful follow up project to Infamous Second Son by Sucker Punch.

The only downside is the Ubisoft-isms of the open world collectibles. The event content such as duels, haikus, hotsprings, and fox dens were immersive and didn't feel like chores. But the game lets you follow a guiding wind to find them, so they're much less frustrating to obtain, which is a positive.

Can't wait to experience Ghost of Yotei.

Great Open world game with decent enough story and sidequests.

Peak, very excited for Ghost of Yotei

Where do I even start with Ghost of Tsushima? This game completely blew me away. I’ve always been a fan of open-world games, but there’s something special about this one. From the moment I stepped into Jin Sakai’s shoes, I was hooked.

First off, the world is just gorgeous. I found myself getting lost just riding my horse around, not even following the main quest because everything was so beautiful. The way the wind guides you through fields of golden grass, or how the sun sets over the ocean—it’s all cinematic. Sometimes I’d just stop and take it in, because it felt like I was in a living, breathing painting.

Combat is another thing that really stood out to me. It’s so smooth and intense. There’s something incredibly satisfying about facing off in a standoff, watching your enemy’s every move, and then striking at just the right moment. And when I felt like going for a more stealthy approach, becoming the "Ghost" was so much fun. The game gives you a ton of freedom to switch between being a noble samurai or a sneaky assassin, depending on your mood.

On PC, the game runs like a dream. I cranked up the graphics, and it honestly felt like I was playing a next-gen experience (upgraded from a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ gaming laptop to a 3050 tower). The details are insane, from the armor to the individual leaves blowing in the wind. It’s also super smooth, which made the combat even more enjoyable.

The story really pulled me in, too. Jin’s struggle between following the samurai code and doing whatever it takes to save his people is something I wasn’t expecting to feel so deeply. There were moments that genuinely had me questioning how I’d handle things if I were in his shoes. And the side quests? Although it may be sometimes repetitive, it's still some of the best I’ve played in an open-world game. The Mythic Tales, in particular, are full of these epic, larger-than-life moments that made me feel like a legend.

Honestly, if you’re into open-world games, samurai films, or just want to get lost in a beautiful, emotional adventure, Ghost of Tsushima is a must. It’s one of those rare games that I know I’ll be thinking about for a long time after finishing it. Seriously, just play it—you won’t regret it.

(Also go check out the reveal for Ghost Of Yotei, looks pretty cool!)

This game made me come back to Single player games! :)

I simply love this game with all of my heart 💓

I hope my most of my deaths won't be from fall damage in yotei