Art Director Jason Connell has shared more information about the Ghost of Tsushima open world, an environment we’re yet to see in action as the E3 2018 demo was just a quite limited side quest.
Ghost of Tsushima has made an amazing appearance back at E3 2018, where Sony and Sucker Punch provided a quite impressive gameplay demo for the much anticipated project by the makers of inFamous.
These days, video gamers usually get disappointed by titles not being historically true to the locations and settings they feature. It has happened recently with Battlefield V, and soon it could happen with Ghost of Tsushima as well.
E3 2018 PlayStation Showcase was expectedly quite different from the media briefings we've been used to watch and comment over the last few years, and one where Sony tried and pushed the entire focus on its first-party games rather than flooding the Internet with a series of multi-platform announcements you could've seen basically anywhere.
At E3 2018, Sucker Punch has revealed that Ghost of Tsushima will have multiple difficulty setting, also the game will have an option of Japanese Voice Over.
