Ghost Of Tsushima fans are pleading with Sucker Punch to release a sequel to the game on PlayStation 5.
Despite being a masterpiece in both gameplay and storytelling, Ghost Of Tsushima doesn’t quite get the love it deserves, at least according to fans.
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Often overshadowed by other PlayStation exclusives, like The Last Of Us, God Of War and Horizon, it still holds a special place in the hearts of thousands of Sony fans, some of whom praise the game for rekindling their love of gaming.
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Now, fans are demanding Ghost Of Tsushima 2, considering a sequel to be a no-brainer for the PlayStation 5, as well as for its developer Sucker Punch.
Reddit user ebindcruzzzzz7 shared a post saying: “Ghost of Tsushima is one of my all time favorites! Sucker Punch, please give us a sequel to this beautiful game.”
Fellow Ghost Of Tsushima fans couldn’t agree more, praising the game’s spectacular graphics and art style, often regarded as one of the best-looking games on PlayStation 4/PlayStation 5.
“I’m currently replaying it, but this time it’s on PS5 and a better tv. My good lawd it’s even more beautiful”
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“A sequel to this game would be a day-one pre-order for me. Sucker Punch made a masterpiece with this one.”
“They almost certainly will, and I hope they take their time with it, just like this one. The level of polish in this game was amazing.”
Fans waiting for a sequel are in luck as well, as a second game is rumoured to be in development. Many were expecting a reveal during the PlayStation Showcase earlier this year but were disappointed when it didn’t make an appearance.
The evidence definitely suggests it's in development though, such as recent job listings at Sucker Punch, as well as insider claims and speculation that the game is almost ready, and is due a reveal sometime this year.
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If an announcement is planned for this year, there’s every possibility we’ll get a first look, and possibly a release date, during this year’s Game Awards.
Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTopics: Ghost Of Tsushima, PlayStation, Sony