played the pc version

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Nah not very

Really beautiful game. Has that Far Cry feel to how gameplay goes with clearing camps and whatnot. You can play loud or quiet it's up to you. You do get side objectives to hit when clearing a base so that adds a layer to not make it so repetitive. I started this and want to go back to this but have been busy. Will absolutely pick this back up at some point.

I loved Ghost of Tsushima for it's pace and story, from random encounter to side quest, that game has character. It's cinematographic in it's delivery and storytelling. Though has been put into the side quests making them interesting to complete. Characters are memorable, cut-scenes are on point and UI/UX of the menu is great. Visually I liked it for the most part, some environmental assets for vegetation threw me off the immersion a bit; but once you're passed that it's all fine. The gameplay and the incorporation of old school cinematography just works well, every time you enter a duel you feel the hype and tension of it. Yes some side content/collectables are a bit repetitive but there aren't soo many of them that it becomes a pain. Highly recommend.

Ghost of Tsushima is one of the greatest games that has been made for sure. At first, I was a bit bored of the combat and the open world felt very huge until I made it to Act 2. Once I started learning the combat a bit more and mastered the different stances, the combat was so satisfying! The open world definitely still feels a bit huge and I can tell the collectible grind is going to be boring, but the story itself is perfect! Jin Sakai's journey from being a samurai to being known as the "Ghost" is ABSOLUTE CINEMA and everyone should experience the full thing at least once.