As Sucker Punch iterates upon the Ghost of Tsushima formula with Ghost of Yotei, it should take care to strike a good balance with its open-world.

Ghost of Yotei will be introducing players to its new gunplay mechanics with Tanegashima matchlock guns, which have an extensive history in Japan.

Ghost of Yotei teases a ton of details about 1603 Japan, the Ainu, the Tokugawa Shogunate, and more that has us hyped for the new setting. Set as a sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, Ghost of Yotei follows Atsu on a quest to eliminate those on a list she carries with her across Hokkaido,

Sucker Punch announced Ghost of Yotei, a follow-up to 2020's Ghost of Tsushima, and it'll launch on PlayStation 5 in 2025.

Sucker Punch has said that it's planning to fill the world of Ghost of Yotei with more unique activities when compared to Ghost of Tsushima. While Tsushima is one of the most well-received games in the PS4 era,

Sucker Punch‘s samurai sequel Ghost of Yotei will feature a less repetitive open world. According to the game’s creative directors, the studio plans to bring more “unique experiences” than its predecessor,

Ghost of Tsushima is generally very well-regarded, but a common complaint was how repetitive its open-world could be. Sucker Punch has confirmed in a recent interview that won't be the case for Ghost of Yotei.