Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT takes the player to the end of the 13th century, when the Mongol Empire conquered the peoples on its way. The island of Tsushima finds itself between mainland Japan and the invading fleet. The open world of the island is explored at will, and side quests lead to unexpected places. The road to the top may take minutes, or it may take a walk. The main character, Jin Sakai, is one of the last samurai, and he must choose how to fight the war. Honor requires you to fight openly, and circumstances push you to use secretive methods and techniques that your opponents consider vile. Helping residents brings glory, and fame opens up access to new equipment. Fame unlocks abilities that make fights faster. The world of the island is open to exploration: the wind shows the way, not a map with marks. Battles are based on stances, parries and quick switches between weapons. Stances change depending on the enemy: some are suited to swords, others need heavy protection. Switching stances occurs instantly, and this decides the outcome of the duel. The publication includes an addition about the island of Ica with a separate story, as well as a network campaign mode. The black and white filter has become a separate option for connoisseurs of samurai cinema. Stealth techniques give you an advantage, but you have to pay for fear and rumors. The weather changes: the wind carries leaves, and the rain hides traces. Anyone who loves stories of honor and sword will find this land suitable. The cinematic mode and photo mode provided additional reasons to return to the island.