Of course, if you were spotted you would fail the mission and had to start from the last checkpoint.
You can sneak up behind enemies and take them out, or leap off of roof or cliffs and assassinate the unsuspecting enemy below.Īlthough playing the stealthy assassin was fun at times, there are several missions that force you to take a stealth approach. Assassinations are where the game really does look and feel like Assassin’s Creed. Like a GhostĪlso at Jin’s disposal is a short blade which is used for assassinations. I went from feeling like I was barely scratching the enemies at the beginning of the game to cutting through enemies like a hot knife through butter. Your Katana can be upgraded through collecting supplies and various other materials. There is only a handful of weapons available, your main weapon being the Sakai Katana.įewer weapons, in this case, does not equal less fun and destruction. Ghost of Tsushima isn’t a loot-based game where you can loot different weapons and create loadouts. I went from dying at the hands of the Mongols very five minutes to being a near-invincible Ghost, leaving bleeding corpses of Mongols in my wake. The more I played and the more technique points I earned to unlock new techniques, the easier and more enjoyable the combat became. However, after a few hours with the game, I became a master with the Katana and was winning stand-offs and taking down teams of Mongols like a Samurai master.
Getting used to pulling off some cool combos and remembering to change stances depending on the type of enemy I was facing was a struggle at first. Ghost of Tsushima’s combat was definitely one of the highlights of the game for me.Īt first, I found the combat quite challenging and I was playing on easy. It was very well written though and the voice actors did a great job portraying their respective characters and there was certainly a couple of “well, never seen that coming” moments. There was nothing particularly unique about the story of Ghost of Tsushima and it didn’t have the tense, emotional rollercoaster moments like The Last of Us Part 2.
I would have liked to have seen that side of their characters fleshed out about more. I felt there was definitely a bit of romantic tension between Jin and Yuna. We meet her early on, as she saves Jin life after a vicious Mongol attack. In 2013, he moved back to LA to shift his focus on TV/Film.Yuna (pictured above with Jin) was one of the main characters in the game who fought alongside Jin. He became an acting company member of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2010, where he has appeared in more than 10 productions. Working with Cirque inspired him to create/perform in his own clown shows: Death and Giggles, Limerence, and Clowns are Peoples Too. He has gone on several tours both nationally and internationally, including Speak Theater Arts' N*gger Wetb*ck Ch*nk and Cirque du Soleil's Dralion. He started working in Los Angeles, joining two theatre companies, Tim Robbins' The Actors' Gang and The Three Chairs Theatre Company.
He started studying theatre at Rio Americano high school, continued at American River College, then transferred to UCLA, where he received his BA in Theatre Arts. He moved to Chiba, Japan, when he was 2 years old, and then moved to Sacramento, CA, when he was 8. His father, Hirohiko Tsuji, was an architect working there at the time of his birth. Daisuke (pronounced DICE-kay) was born in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
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