Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut PC Edition Differences From The Original

Sucker Punch has teamed up with Nixxes to bring its acclaimed samurai epic, , to PC on May 16, 2024. was highly requested by PC gamers after Sony began its venture to bring more of its acclaimed PlayStation-exclusive catalog to the platform with titles such as the first two titles — which were also successfully ported by Nixxes — , and .

was one of 2020's best games and was released as a PlayStation 4 exclusive mere months before the launch of the PlayStation 5. Its acclaimed story saw Jin Sakai struggling to maintain the way of the Samurai and honor his family's legacy while protecting Tsushima Island from the Mongolian forces that deployed more devious tactics during their invasion. Over time, however, he realizes that he needs to become something more to defeat such formidable foes and begins incorporating more stealth-based tactics into his approach, becoming the legendary Ghost of Tsushima.

Much like the aforementioned titles, PC players will be getting the most complete version of the game with the version at launch. This version was released on PS4 and PS5 just over a year after 's original launch, with those who previously bought the game on PS4 only having to pay an upgrade to play it on either platform. The edition includes the main game as well as the Iki Island expansion and cooperative online multiplayer mode that were added to the original game after its launch.

The Iki Island story expansion also introduced new armor, accessories, & dyes to the game.

Despite being set in Japan and having the option for a Japanese dub, the PS5 version of introduced Japanese lip-syncing through that console's ability to render cinematics in real-time. This will be included in the PC version of the game, and can also be paired with the black and white Kurosawa mode — inspired by and named after the legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa — to make for a more authentic experience akin to watching one of his Samurai epics such as, or .

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