Samurai sword-fighting has never been prettier.
Ghost of Tsushima is the first non-Infamous game from Sucker Punch Productions since 2005. While we said it capped off the PS4 era in style in our review, it’s not all that unique in an overflowing genre. Still, we poured a ton of time into the game and found it to be a lot of fun. If you’re just starting out your adveture, we have a handful of guides that’ll make your life even easier.
War-torn land
Ghost of Tsushima
$60 at Amazon
$60 at Best Buy
$60 at Walmart
The way of the Ghost
In Ghost of Tsushima, Jin must decide what honor and principles are worth sacrificing in order to defeat the unstoppable Mongol invaders.
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- Every outfit and piece of armor
- All charms and what they do
- Best techniques and upgrades
- All enemies and their weaknesses
- Tips and tricks for beginners
- How to use photo mode
Ghost of Tsushima Every outfit and piece of armor
You can’t fight Mongols without looking cool. Ghost of Tsushima is filled with dozens of armor options. Most of them are masks, headbands, and helmets, but there are also ten or so body armor that ca be upgraded throughout the game and offer different perks. If you need to see if you’re missing any, we’ve got you covered.
Ghost of Tsushima All charms and what they do
Charms offer unique stat boosts and perks, and there are a lot of them in Ghost of Tsushima. We’ve made a list of all the ones we’ve found so far, including regular and minor charms with their descriptions. Some of them are pretty boring and only grant basic stuff like increased damage against enemies, but others can augment your weapons with posion damage.
Ghost of Tsushima Best techniques and upgrades
You can eventually earn every technique available in Ghost of Tsushima, but some you’ll want to unlock earlier than others. We’ve compiled what we feel are the best tecniques you should grab and which armor upgrades are most useful for you. Whether you want to play the way of the Ghost or as an honorable samurai, these techniques are a must.
Ghost of Tsushima All enemies and their weaknesses
Remember when The Last of Us Part 2 advertised that you could kill dogs? Well I hardly killed in in Naughty Dog’s title, but I sure killed a lot in Ghost of Tsushima. There are several types of enemies aside from Mongols, but most fall into one of four categories: Swordsmen, Shieldsmen, Spearsmen, and Brutes. Using the appropraite stances is key to staggering them and taking them down.
Ghost of Tsushima Tips and tricks for beginners
Ghost of Tsushima doesn’t really hold your hand, and because of this it doesn’t always explain stuff you might want to know beforehand. We found these tips and tricks to be incredibly useful in our playthrough, and hope that you find them useful as well if you’re just starting out.
Ghost of Tsushima How to use photo mode
I gotta be honest, I don’t think Ghost of Tsushima’s photo mode is all that amazing. It’s certanly good, and I appreciate some of the features it lets us play around with, but it’s also missing some other ones that are sorely missed. If you want to learn how to use it and what you can do in photo mode, we’ve got you covered.
War-torn land
Ghost of Tsushima
$60 at Amazon
$60 at Best Buy
$60 at Walmart
The way of the Ghost
In Ghost of Tsushima, Jin must decide what honor and principles are worth sacrificing in order to defeat the unstoppable Mongol invaders.
