The sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, Sucker Punch's Ghost of Yōtei is a PS5 exclusive scheduled to drop at some point in 2025. Taking place in 1603, the story will feature a new protagonist and a new Japanese region that is far removed from Tsushima's setting.
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Ghost of Yotei may not have a lot of story details available at the moment, but the real-world history of its setting makes one villain clear.
Due to its setting, Ghost of Yotei might find it difficult to avoid one major issue with its map that its predecessor's setting allowed it to avoid.
Even if the path to unlocking them feels predictable, Ghost of Yotei can still make mastering new stances enjoyable by looking to the past.
With a fresh start, Ghost of Yotei has a chance to improve in one key area where its predecessor fell short by featuring a more climactic final act.
Ghost of Tsushima may have been near-flawless, but an area of its design needs improvement in Ghost of Yotei and Sucker Punch has a trump card.
Ranged combat played a really important role in Ghost of Tsushima, and based on the trailer, Ghost of Yotei is taking things one step further.
Ghost of Yotei is taking bold leaps away from its predecessor, but one specific feature hints at an even bigger gameplay change.
Much of Ghost of Yotei is mysterious, but the game's trailer hints at potential inspiration from Tears of the Kingdom's gameplay.
Ghost of Yotei's premise and setting could see either the removal or complete overhaul of one of Tsushima's most prominent combat mechanics.
