Ghost Of Tsushima 2, Ghost Of Yotei, Revealed In Stunning Trailer Confirming New Protagonist & Setting

, officially known as, has officially been revealed at the latest PlayStation State of Play with a stunning trailer. is one of PlayStation's biggest new franchises and sent the PS4 generation out with a bang in 2020. The samurai game was praised for its satisfying gameplay and vivid world that depicted Tsushima's beauty, but contrasted it with bloodshed and destruction. Fans have been clamoring for a sequel for years now and Sucker Punch is finally ready to deliver on that.

During the PlayStation State of Play, Sony finally announced and confirmed it will release in 2025. The sequel is known as and follows a new hero known as Atsu in the area of Mount Yōtei. In a PlayStation Blog post, Sucker Punch confirmed that will take place in 1603, over 300 years after so don't expect any appearance from Jin Sakai. The developer noted it aimed to embrace the idea of the Ghost as a symbol or moniker, rather than one specific character. You can view the trailer below.

's setting will serve as a strong contrast to that of Tsushima, according to Sucker Punch. It is outside of Japan's rule and filled with new vistas for players to enjoy, including snowy tundras and grasslands. is also Sucker Punch's first game built from the ground up for the PlayStation 5, which will let the studio create a more immersive, captivating world, expand on the gameplay mechanics of the series, and introduce new weapons to the series.

Ghost of Tsushima's heartbreaking conclusion had multiple endings, but developer Sucker Punch will likely have to choose one to be canonical.

has remained relevant since its 2020 release thanks to a PS5 remaster and PC port. Those versions of the game included new content such as a grand new story expansion called which continued Jin's story and added a new area to the game's map. It whet players' appetite for the time being, but it only made players salivate at the thought of a new game built from the ground up for the PS5. Sony also greenlit a film, showing its