After a failed solo attempt by Jin to rescue his uncle, he concludes that he must recruit help to raise an army and save his uncle.įrom here the story follows Jin as he manages to scrape together a rescue party, save his uncle, and wage a counterattack on the Mongols. He is later rescued and nursed back to health by Yuna, a thief who tells him that the villages of the island have fallen to the invaders. After the battle concludes with most of the samurai slaughtered and Lord Shimura captured, Jin is left on the brink of death. He joins his uncle, Lord Shimura, along with an army of samurai prepared to meet the Mongols at their shores. RELATED: 'Ghost of Tsushima: Legends': Everything You Need to Know Before Donning Samurai Armor With Your FriendsĪfter defeating Lord Shimura in the game’s climactic final duel, the player is able to make one of two choices: Do you fulfil Lord Shimura’s dying wish for an honorable death at the hands of a fellow warrior, as a last kindness to the man who once regarded Jin as a son? Or do you embrace the identity of the Ghost, and let him live with the knowledge that he will be forced to hunt Jin until the end of his days? But before diving too deep into the ending, it’s worth taking a look at the context surrounding it.įor a quick summary of Ghost of Tsushima’s story, Jin Sakai is a samurai whose island home of Tsushima is the first step in a Mongol invasion of mainland Japan, led by Khotun Khan (yes, related to that Khan). Unfortunately, the decision isn’t quite as cut and dry as many would like it to be. The result is that players have been hotly debating on forums across the web over which ending is the ‘good’ ending. The difference here is that, unlike their previous titles, neither option is clearly labelled as the ‘good’ or ‘evil’ option.
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Sucker Punch ending their games with a moral choice is nothing new, as anyone who has played a title in the Infamous series can tell you. Regardless of how you, as the player, choose to do battle against the Khan and his forces, the story always arrives at the same narrative fork-in-the-road, and a choice must be made. Or you can slink about in the shadows, utilizing underhanded ways of defeating your enemies before they even know you’re there. You can stand tall and look your foes directly in the eye as you cut them down in the same manner as generations of warriors before you. Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Ghost of Tsushima Ghost of Tsushima offers players a variety of methods and tools to use in combat against the Mongol invaders of Jin Sakai’s tiny island home.
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