Styling Samurai
After I got the platinum trophy in Ghost of Tsushima, my next goal was to fully experience everything that the multiplayer mode Ghost of Tsushima Legends had to offer. I did that too and now the only thing left for me to do is beat New Game+.
Before I begin my second journey through single player, I decided to showcase all of the beautiful armors and outfits that I unlocked between both single player and multiplayer.
These are my personal favorite setups for each set, which was hard to choose since there are so many different armor dyes and mask/headwear options to select from. Of course there are new options available in New Game+, but I won’t be showing off any of those just yet since I’m at 0% progress again. I chose to wait until I got my PS5 until I began my second adventure through Tsushima as Jin Sakai.
The video
I recorded this on PS5 using the create button on my DualSense. I then took the clips into Share Factory Studio and edited them a bit and added some effects/music.
Single player outfits
I have for you 10 different outfits that I acquired during my first play through. I have several different armor dyes for each, but the one I’m using can be found in the bottom right of each image. Some armors such as the Kensei, Mongol Commander, and Fundoshi are using their default colors; so they won’t have custom dye names in the bottom right.
If I had to choose a favorite it would either be Gosaku’s or Clan Sakai. I just add that I think every single one of these is handsomely designed, some of the most satisfying cosmetics on a game here lately. To think none of this required any paid dlc, other developers/publishers should take note.
Legends outfits
The legends armors that I am wearing required quite a bit more skill (along with time) to obtain than the ones from single player, which instead mostly just took a lot of time. When it came to getting the raid armors and perfect survival runs, it took many hours and failures until I was successful. I was so thrilled once I finally got my favorite armors for each character and reached level 20. I never beat any of the nightmare missions, but those are honestly for the insane human beings anyways.
Just look at my assassin and samurai, so bad ass! I will add in that the hunter was actually my favorite to play as surprisingly. Although the class is based around the bow more so, it’s just so good if you know what you’re doing. Especially with the Skipping Stone Bow that I have equipped, it makes it so easy to be the one with the most kills every single game.
A legendary ghost
I’ve spent over 120 hours with Ghost of Tsushima, this includes single and multiplayer. I must say that this is the clear winner for Game of the Year in my opinion. I didn’t play a title that made me want to keep playing as much as this one. The environments and gameplay are something I am so happy that I was able to experience.
Hopefully I can find the time to finish New Game+ before Cyberpunk 2077 releases. I find that very unlikely and I know I’m not going to be playing anything else besides Cyberpunk 2077 for quite sometime. Check my
previous blog out to catch up on everything Cyberpunk 2077.
Until then if you’ve played Ghost of Tsushima, then you surely feel the same as I do about the game. If you haven’t, I urge you to try it out eventually. This one is seriously worth your time and money. I will be posting some more gameplay soon I’m sure, considering I can’t stop walking around the gorgeous world and staring at everything on my new TV.