Review on ๐ฎ Unleash the Authentic Samurai Experience: Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut on PlayStation 5 by Ada Kiepura แ
The item is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.
Bought a curling iron just for this game. But in reality, it did not live up to expectations, unfortunately. As a result, it seemed to me that the whole game is a very beautiful setting, which lacks gameplay. Individually, each element looks great, but gets boring quickly. Otherwise, it was necessary either to have less content in the entire game, or to do more diverse activities. While the combat is just great, the combat possibilities are just incredibly many, and they are not fully revealed. By the end of the game, I got tired of fighting the same enemies and doing the same side quests (not stories, but side quests). But if you do not have the task of going through and discovering everything, then you can focus on completing the main plot and companion stories with great pleasure. True, the game at some point will still force you to grind the level.
- The main plot is good, the characters are colorful and developed. Here they have some variety. Plus, the staging of each quest is some kind of cinematic masterpiece - I've never taken so many screenshots and screencasts of a game.
- Enemies are too monotonous, and in fact, there are only 4 types of Mongols (they become stronger three times as the game progresses, but they are still the same enemies), 1 type of straw hats, and one type of Mongols in golden armor. All fights in the game are made according to the same principle, and there are too few differences and unique features between the bosses. The sidequests are siiiily inferior to the main storyline. I went through 2 storylines out of four or five - and they are all very so-so. And the ending of the storyline with Tomoe and Ishikawa is not subject to common sense at all .
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