Did Ghost of Tsushima really borrow music from STAR WARS!? 

This melancholic music plays at the end of the gameplay version of this game in the fight scene when the Ghotst Of Tsushima Jin and his uncle lord Shimura fight because of this treachery, Jin killing his uncle. I''ve watched the gameplay version of this game a few times, the death of Ghotst of Tsushima''s most loyal horse and partner Sora, and the fight scene between Ghotst Of Tsushima and his uncle''s fight are the most dramatic moments of this game 😮😮😮😮

The game takes place in 1274 during the mongolian invasion of tsushima. You play as Jin Sakai, a samurai who over the course of the game has to discard his traditions and code of honor to save his home. In the end Jin has to fight his uncle after being deemed as a traitor for breaking the code. This music starts as the fight begins.

I experienced it second hand through my roomate, did play the legends mode to max level tho, and i still agree with you, this and bloodborne are my interchangeable top 2

If you want equally as good stories in games i recommend balgur's gate 3. Some older ones like mass effect and dragon age also hold up. These games are literally branded on my mind.

I bought a PS4 specifically to play anthem and ghoost of tsushima. I do not regret my choice. Ghost of Tsushima was lotterally like playing an old samurai movie. I regret its a ps4 exclusive because i miss that game.

I've played through it so many times, and never get tired of it. It's surpassed God of War 2018 and Ragnarok, and The Last of Us, as my favorite game of all time.

What"? I love the game, but how character development? I know Jin was changing his way of thinking, but his characters didn't changed at all, he just used different way to fight Mongoles, he didn't changed his morals ect. he still was thinking it's bad, but he went true his morality to do this and become in his own mind the bad person...

Yeah you're right it plays in the end credits after you make that choice😢

@@mr.reverse7399 sad moment

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@@DrumRollTonyReacts you got me :3 Anyway, i start count from this day

@@saintsakuma228 lmao sounds good

This is some GREAT news. I sold my ps4 and bought a gaming PC. I will GLADLY buy it again.

youre a useful idiot

um when did it get announced for pc exactly ?

​​@@Lcss1it wasnt but since all exclusives are getting pc ports, is only expected ghost of tsushima is next, and there has been alot of speculation about a sequel, and ive would love it.

@@jesusfilosofo6385 yeah but this guy said it’s planned for end of this year or next year when they never even mentioned a pc port yet

There was SO much resonance that's why it distracted me from thinking Taiko in the start, but that makes sense that it would be that

syakuhashi→✖︎ syakuhachi→○

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@@DrumRollTonyReacts lol

That is a good idea

I felt like it had more of a Witcher 3 vibe. Too easy to really be a "Souls like".

there are so many things that make this game the exact opposite of Dark Souls

genre is called souls-like and no this isn't a souls-like

not at all. The game has much more fluid and flowing combat and is quicker paced

Id say its more similar to Arkham series or maybe the AC games. Its strongest point gameplay wise is the direct combat with multiple enemies, but you have the option to go stealth. The stealth part isn't as fleshed out as the combat though, but its serviceable. However, the strongest point of this game are the visuals, music and characters. Specially Jin.