Ghost Of Tsushima Steam Reviews: I Love The Game And Hate Sony

If the action-adventure game Ghost of Tsushima was first released on PlayStation 4 in 2020, it was quite spectacular. The Assassin’s Creed-similar title of Notorious Set during the first Mongol invasion of Japan in 1274, developer Sucker Punch delivered a wonderful take on a tried and tested formula. Four years later, the game was finally has found its way to the PC in May, giving a whole new audience the chance to get their hands on the game. In the two months Ghosts of Tsushima is outside at steamPlayers had mixed reactions, sharing their reactions in over 30,000 reviews.

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Ghost of Tsushima had a few issues when it first appeared on Steam, thanks to a new initiative by Sony to integrate PC gamers into the PlayStation ecosystem. The Steam version of the game requires players to

A PlayStation Network Account to enjoy the multiplayer DLC, Legendsalthough you can play the single-player story without a PSN account. One of the biggest criticisms of this policy is that it makes multiplayer unplayable for the long list of countries where PSN is not available. If you read the negative reviews on Ghost of TsushimaOn the Steam .com page, you’ll find that the policy is still a source of great controversy, with many players leaving bad reviews in protest. There are also some negative reactions that focus more on the actual gameplay experience, with some reviewers calling it boring. Assassin’s Creed redesign. Ghost of Tsushima is based on the same pillars as the Ubisoft franchise: combat, stealth and exploration. If that’s not your thing, then you probably won’t like Ghost of Tsushima.

However, there are many Steam players who really love Sucker Punch’s take on the Assassin’s Creed Formula. Many positive reviews quickly call this the best Assassin’s Creed game of all time. This is partly due to the story and characters that Sucker Punch has Ghost of Tsushimawith many finding the main character Jin a compelling character. Although I would say that the beautiful world of Tsushima does a lot of the work. In a game where you spend so much time wandering around on foot or horseback, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful setting than the titular island in Ghost of Tsushima. The game was already stunning to look at on PlayStation, but the added power of a good PC makes it simply stunning. This beauty is why many positive reviews also joke that this is just a screenshot machine.

One thing that really shouldn’t surprise anyone at this point is how many reviews on Ghost of Tsushima‘s Steam page mention Blood transfused. FromSoftware’s 2015 Soulslike game is the white whale of PC gamers, as they really just want the game to be released on Steam. Of course, that’s never happened in the ten years since the game’s release, and not even the PlayStation 5 has received an updated version. But until then Blood transfused is coming to PC – keep hope alive, folks – here’s what players are saying about Ghost of Tsushima‘s PC version.

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