Ghost Of Tsushima (PS4)

Very good game. The graphics are awesome.

Game came in a really good and strudy packaging. Received the product before scheduled date. Thanks to Ashapura Gaming

GREAT EXPERIENCE

Ghost of Tsushima on PS4 is an exceptional experience that completely exceeded my expectations. The game beautifully blends stunning visuals, smooth combat, and an emotionally engaging story. The open world is one of the most breathtaking I’ve seen on the PS4, with vibrant landscapes, dynamic weather, and incredible attention to detail. The combat system is fluid and rewarding, offering a perfect balance between stealth and swordplay. The storyline keeps you hooked, and Jin Sakai’s character arc is powerful and memorable. Even after hours of gameplay, the world continues to feel fresh and immersive. Performance on the PS4 is excellent with no major issues. Overall, this is a must-buy for anyone who enjoys samurai games, open-world adventures, or well-crafted storytelling.

Sistema de orientación original,gráficos hermosos.No tiene mucha dificultad.

Set in 13th century Japan, the island of Tsushima is the first to face the Mongol invasion. You play Jin Sakai - a young samurai of the House Sakai - on the front lines facing the Mongol hordes where your entire clan is wiped out with you the sole survivor apart from your uncle Shimura who is captured. Resolving to do whatever it takes to save protect Japan, liberate the island, and save your uncle, Jin is forced to set aside the honours and traditions of the samurai and wage a new kind of war against the enemy - that of the Ghost of Tsushima. Ghost of Tushima is an open world game where you can run, climb, swim, and ride through the vast grasslands, forests, mountains, and villages of the island of Tushima, in your quest to gather allies and repel the Mongol invaders. The game prompts unguided exploration of your environment and lacks a mini map to show you nearby points of interest, relying instead on the wind to direct you to your destination. The island is littered with all manner of points of interest, including hot springs that increase your health, quiet spots where you can contemplate your adventures and compose Haiku, survivor camps filled with traders who will upgrade your weapons (for a price) or offer useful information about local events and nearby missions, random encounters with roving bands of Mongol warriors, bandits or citizens in need, towns under siege, or enemy strongholds to be attacked. The playing area is huge with the island split up into three sections - each of which will corresponds to an associated chapter - and you're probably looking at well in excess of sixty hours of game play from start to finish if you make the effort to explore the environment to it's fullest. As a samurai your main weapon will be your katana. Initially you will start with only basic fast and heavy attacks but as the game proceeds you will learn new combinations and techniques to add to your arsenal, including several stances - each of which is more effective against a certain type of enemy. Combat usually involves facing a number of different enemies at once, such as swordsmen, spearmen, shield bearers, and "brutes", and so the key to success is to rapidly change between stances and use the most effective technique for the job at hand. You will also obtain charms that can be attached to your weapons, each of which will provide your character with a specific buff to your abilities. Despite your increasing skill with a blade it soon becomes apparent that winning this war is going to require a different kind of warrior, and to this end you also start to learn and adopt the tools and skills of the assassin, utilizing stealth, silent kills, and "ghost" weapons such as the kunai and black powder bomb to confuse and disorient your foes, stalking and striking from the shadows to remove your enemies with one swift blow. It reminded me a lot of the PSOne game Tenchu, for those old enough to remember that. In most scenarios you have a free choice regarding which approach you wish to adopt. Challenging foes directly is the honourable samurai way but may result in you being vastly outnumbered by your enemies, whilst sneaking through the shadows will allow you to avoid conflict or whittle enemy numbers down one by one but is an approach that leaves Jin conflicted and shamed. Samurai, Ghost skills, and stances have their own independent skill trees that can be upgraded each time you level up to unlock new abilities, so it is for you to decide what kind of warrior you wish to be as the story progresses. Also available are numerous upgrades for your weapons and armour, new costumes with distinct advantages, and legendary weapons and techniques that can be learned or obtained. Also important is your "resolve" - a limited but replenishing resource representing your will and tenacity that enables you to restore your health and unleash deadly attacks. In terms of controls the game has a lot in common with Witcher 3. Combat occurs over 360 degrees with you being able to strike out in any direction with a flick of the control stick and pressing the attack buttons, using a combination of swift strikes and heavy blows that break your opponents guard as well as blocking incoming attacks with your blade, dodging or rolling out of the way, using counter strikes, and using environmental hazards such as explosive barrels and hornets nests to distract or destroy your foes. It all makes for an extremely fluid and cinematic combat experience. There are lots of nice little touches to the game that really help to nail the genre, such as the ability to challenge opponents (think Red Dead Redemptions quick draw shoot outs but with blades!), duels where you face off against a single (usually powerful) opponent, and the ability to finish off downed enemies with a merciful killing blow. The graphics are excellent and the environment beautiful, and the game really shows that there's still some life left in the old console yet. You even have the option of playing the game in a grainy black and white filter akin to a traditional samurai movie. Effects, soundtrack, and voice acting are equally excellent and you have the choice of playing with an English translation or Japanese language with subtitles if you are looking for a more authentic experience. In terms of complaints there's not much to moan about. One issue is that there is no punishment or penalty for adopting the "dishonourable" ghost techniques or any reward for adopting the honourable samurai techniques even though Jin being conflicted by having to balance these two approaches is a persistent theme that runs throughout the game, although this doesn't really effect the quality of the story. Additionally, whilst there are a number of different costumes to be obtained that provide boosts to skills like archery, exploration, and stealth, as the majority of game play will involve sword play there's little incentive to explore these and the temptation is to stick with Samurai armours that boost things like your damage, health, and damage resistance. Also, whilst your sword can be upgraded, it is the only hand to hand weapon you will use throughout the game and it would have been nice to see some of the other weapons used by samurai in the game. Ghost of Tushima is a truly excellent and compelling gaming experience that's worth every penny and gets my highest recommendation.

Un jeux Super génial je recommande vivement

Ehre, Tradition, Pflichtgefühl. Solche Worte sind sehr stark verankert in den Lehren der Samurai. Wer hätte gedacht, das es ein Spiel es schafft, uns diese Werte mehr als je zuvor, spielbar zu machen. Sucker Punch hat seit seiner Gründung 1997 sehr viel dazu gelernt. Und hat uns Gamern etwas Geschenkt was ich nicht einmal in Worte fassen kann. Es ist so schön zu sehen das zum Ende einer Konsolen Ära nochmal solche Titel erscheinen und damit ein neues Kapitel aufschlagen. Ob man nun die Krasse Gewalt verabscheut oder sich an der fehlenden Minimap stört, ist hier nicht relevant. Wenn man Gewalt verabscheut dann hat man hier sowieso nichts verloren und driftet in Richtung Adventure oder Aufbausimulation alias Sims. Stört man sich an der nicht vorhandenen Minimap auch gut und auf wiedersehen. Denn Wenn Man genauer hinschaut und hinhört ist dieses Spiel Weit ab von allem was wir so als normal definieren. Gerade durch die Verschiedenen Schwierigkeitsstufen macht das Game Absolut alles richtig was man nur Richtig machen kann. Die Steuerung ist irgendwie bekannt aber doch nochmals anders aber nicht zu schwierig. Die Reaktionszeiten hingegen werden hier sehr auf die Probe gestellt. Genauso wie eure Mentale Ausdauer. Denn was ich selber nicht gedacht hätte als ich damit begonnen habe: Es macht so Mega Viel Spaß einfach, das es nicht von dieser Welt zu sein scheint. Ja wie auch. Und Ja es muss nicht jedem Gefallen. Das war auch nicht der Gedanke dahinter. Ghost Of Tsushima ist Genau wie TLOU Einzigartig und zwar in jedem Detail. Seien es die richtig gut inszenierten Kämpfe. Die Richtig schöne Musik. Die Unfassbar Geniale Grafik oder der Spielstiel. Ich Glaube nach 50 Stunden sagen zu können das wer auf Japan Geschichten steht und wem eine Gute Story und Charaktere wichtig sind und sich trotzdem fühlen will wie der King im Ring der ist hier angekommen. Ich möchte an der Stelle weder Auskunft Zur eigentlichen Story geben, weil das unangebracht wäre und zu viel vor weg nimmt. Aber so viel Sei Gesagt. Story 1 Grafik 1+ Sound 1 Steuerung 1- Charaktere 2 Langzeitmotivation 1 Kurz um eine Glatte 1 und reit sich ein in die MUST Played Titel auf der Game Pyramide Schlecht hin. (Gespielt auf PS4-PRO mit HDR)

Super jeux et en français , les graphismes sont vraiment très jolis l'histoire et top .