Ghost of Tsushima: Directors Cut
Ghost of Tsushima puts you in the shoes of Jin Sakai who embarks on a grand quest to free the island of Tsushima from the imposing Mongol presence led by Khotun Khan. Spread across three distinct Acts, Ghost of Tsushima features a vast open world populated with towering peaks, majestic temples, and blissful flower fields that come together to create one of the most beautiful virtual spaces on the market. It’s one of the few games where you can’t help but just gawk at the beauty of these carefully curated landscapes, and venture off the beaten path to check out every nook and cranny of the map.
Between this and the vast amount of things to do and collect in the open world, Ghost of Tsushima can be a massive experience in and of itself – and the Director’s Cut increases the runtime by a significant margin by adding the Iki Island expansion in the box. While you can technically finish it all within 50 hours, doing it at a leisurely pace (which is the intended way) will cost you 100+ hours at the very least.
