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Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut

Ghost of Tsushima is an action game set in feudal Japan. Players take the role of Jin Sakai, a samurai risking everything to defend Tsushima from the Mongol ….

Good news: Unsurprisingly, Ghost of Tsushima remains an excellent third-person action-adventure game four years after its initial release. It’s not suddenly become crap. Huzzah!

Doing an Assassin’s Creed-style game set in Japan years before Ubisoft decided to make Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Sucker Punch delivers a gripping, beautiful, and often memorable samurai epic—one loaded with tense sword fights, brutal assassinations, and plenty of story-telling class.

So, yes, I rate the game and recommend you buy and play it if you haven’t already, which it seems like plenty of PC gamers have already done. The Director’s Cut also includes the Iki Island expansion, so you’re getting the full Ghost of Tsushima experience.

Bringing a katana to a knife fight

It might not be on the bleeding edge, but Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut still delivers a number of improvements over the console edition, including unlocked framerates, support for Nvidia DLSS3, AMD FSR3, and Intel XeSS as well as compatibility with Nvidia Reflex and image quality-enhancing Nvidia DLAA.

On top of that, this version of the game also supports ultrawide (21:9), super Ultrawide (32:9), and even 48:9 Triple Monitor support, meaning the sweeping landscapes of Tsushima really can stretch out to your vision’s periphery.