Ghost of Yotei brings back Kurosawa Mode, adds new presentations inspired by more great Japanese directors
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Ghost of Yōtei introduces new protagonist Atsu, set 300 years post-Ghost of Tsushima in Ezo, Japan. The game features Kurosawa and Takashi Miike Modes plus a collaboration with Shinichirō Watanabe. Gameplay includes new weapons, such as dual katanas and kusarigama, and emphasizes exploration with Elden Ring-like discoverability. Limited Edition consoles and controllers highlight the game's theme, featuring Mount Yōtei and character designs. The gameplay allows real-time weapon switching and disarming, enhancing combat depth.
Ghost of Yōtei features a black and white presentation with film grain and Japanese dialogue, honoring Akira Kurosawa's cinematic style through the returning Kurosawa Mode.
The new Takashi Miike Mode brings the camera closer to combat action, increasing realism with more blood and mud and is a nod to Miike's filmography.
Atsu can utilize dual katanas, ōdachi, and kusarigama in combat and has the ability to disarm opponents while exploring unseen areas of Ezo.
Limited Edition Ghost of Yōtei-themed consoles feature Mount Yōtei design while the controllers showcase the new protagonist, Atsu, enhancing the game's collectible appeal.
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