Today’s the the Playstation press conference at E3 2018, we got a look at the gameplay for Ghost of Tsushima, an action packed samurai wielding adventure game that is set in 13th century Japan.
Ghost of Tsushima Gameplay Reveal
The open-world samurai action adventure focuses on the Mongol invasion of Japan in 1274. The story follows the feuding sides as warfare, chaos and violent change ensues. Players will follow the protagonist Jin Sakai, a warrior skilled in the art of the samurai in a tale of “revenge, empowerment, and hope”. The game is enriched with Japanese history, traditions and pays homage to samurai cinema.
To have a closer look, check out the screenshots below:
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5 responses to “Ghost of Tsushima Gameplay Reveal at Playstation E3 2018 Press Conference”
It’ll be interesting to see how gameplay footage gets trickled out beyond the hyper controlled atmosphere of an E3 showcase. There were a lot of really cool features that made it look similar to a refined Assassin’s Creed concept with open world and movement options. The combat seemed to avoid QTE like style, but with how cinematic they tried to make everything feel that’s my big worry (that they’ll dumb down some combat elements to make a more seamless feel).
If the combat is as good as it looked, this game looks phenomenal.
Looks gorgeous!
HYYYYYPPPEEEEE
Some of us like that samurai action. Expand your cultural horizons.
The presser was so choppy for me that I couldn’t get a good feel for gameplay. Constantly churning circle. Completely missed the Nioh 2 trailer.
Sekiro, Nioh 2, this game… is it the year of the samurai action-adventure game? I’m most interested in Sekiro of course, I still haven’t played the first Nioh, I’d like to do that first before having any thoughts one way or another about a sequel, and this game looks…fine I guess. Sekiro might have spoiled me a bit. I read someone describe this as like a samurai-themed Witcher game. So it has potential. Still…third time’s the charm, but three’s also a crowd, just – no more samurai game announcements, please!
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