What is your review of Ghost of Tsushima?

Ghost of Tsushima is a far, far less controversial title, liked by critics, but flat-out beloved by fans. The little touches go a long way toward combat's exquisite feel, in addition to bringing a bit of visual spectacle.
Ghost of Tsushima, an open-world 13th-century samurai epic, is one that often stirs something inside me. Beyond being a game centered on flashy sword fights and the journey of Jin Sakai to becoming a proto-ninja, Ghost of Tsushima invites you to lose yourself deeply in its grasslands, forests, and mountains. And though the tasks you're given often aren't as brilliant as the color of the leaves, there's certainly something wonderfully humbling about just riding your horse through this beautiful environment and taking it all in. It is a stunning open-world environment with navigational mechanics that help to further absorb you into it. Stylish combat successfully mimics the iconic samurai sword fights of cinema to great effect
Keen cinematography heightens many moments. Swift stealth mechanics and Ghost Tools make it fun to toy with enemies.