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PlayStation has given its fans some very exciting games over the years. But their first-party studios are mostly known for developing some very story-heavy games. These titles would feature a linear progression system, which does not give fans much freedom in exploration. But the developer ofGhost of Tsushimachanged this.
A truly open-world game where players can go anywhere and do anything. It took some ideas from this developer’s previously releasedInfamousseries of games. The idea of walking two paths was described in this game as the path of a ghost or a samurai. And now, years after this game’s launch, some suggest that they can use this idea to take this franchise in a whole new direction.
Ghost of Tsushima 2could do much better with a potential New Protagonist
In the first game of this series, players control Jin Sakai, a lord who is set out to liberate his island of Tsushima from the Mongols. He goes around the island, defeating warlords, killing people harassing the common populace, and making sure everyone is left alone.
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Fans might remember he was on the frontlines with his uncle, who was a samurai lord. He and his uncle meet the Mongol army on the shores of Tsushima Island, but they are defeated very quickly. Khotun Khan that by cheating them and not caring for the rules that the samurai clans followed while fighting their enemies.
First thought dead, Jin comes back and instantly starts combating his enemies. As the story progresses, he learns that some enemies do not deserve to be fought fairly.
While his uncle did not approve of these techniques, they did show some positive results. Eventually, he became a notorious entity around the island of Tsushima. People started calling him The Ghost, and he even started embracing this title.
This means he became a symbol, just like Batman, and this means the developers can do what they want with this character. This island is full of numerous people who would love to play their Katana in this game.
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Sucker Punch can introduce a brand-new character and just call him another ghost inGhost of Tsushima 2,another person who people thought was killed when fighting the Mongol army but one who came back to fight them the way they deserved to be fought- with fear.
There are a couple of people in the first game that the developers can consider for this. One of them is Yuna, the thief who saves Jin’s life. She can even take her vengeance for her brother a step further and reign fire on her enemies. The best part is that she remains a thief, hence she is not a Samurai and does not have to face the dilemma of fighting dirty.
The other option is Norio, yes, this Warrior Monk can be a Ghost too. His naginata is one fierce weapon, and all he needs is a fair cause to walk the dark side. Mongols already broke him after what they did to his brother, maybe he can go a step further.
It looks like Sony has a bunch of games under its belt!
While gamers all over the world are talking aboutStellar Bladeright now, it’s pretty evident that Sony has a bunch of other games under its belt that they have yet to show their fans. No one is sure what those games are, butBloodborne 2andGhost of Tsushima 2are said to be the top contenders.
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Maybe Sony would show these off during their June stream? Or maybe they would do it a bit sooner. While the specifics can only come from Sony, fans can be sure that they have a lot to show and confirm.
Rohit Sejwal
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Rohit Sejwal has been enthusiastically playing video games for over 15 years and has been writing about them for around 1.5 years now. His love for movies pushed him towards video games and made him look at them as a new interactive medium for storytelling. Besides completing his Masters in Mass Communication, he also has a diploma in filmmaking and has a sheer passion for reading dark fantasy books besides watching movies and playing video games.
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