Can you pet the canine in Ghost of Tsushima? Currently, no, however the game’s subsequent replace isn’t solely altering that, however will make it so you may recruit canines as allies. On October 16, an enormous Ghost of Tsushima replace is releasing that can add multiplayer, new game plus, and even a big new feature fans have been asking for since launch. Sucker Punch Productions and PlayStation announced and detailed the update this week, however they neglected a key function it’ll add.
With the replace, not solely will you have the ability to pet canines, however you’ll recruit them as allies. You’ll have the ability to do that by equipping the Charm of Canine Recruit in New Game Plus. At the second, it is unclear if this allure will likely be restricted to New Game Plus, however the verbiage within the official announcement suggests it’s.
Whatever the case, the aforementioned pair additionally confirmed it is possible for you to to pet the spirit canines within the game’s multiplayer mode.
Below, you may try the brand new function in motion, courtesy of Sucker Punch Production’s official Twitter account:
Starting on October 16 with #GhostOfTsushima model 1.1, you may equip the Charm of Canine Recruitment in New Game+ to pet canines and switch them into allies… pic.twitter.com/RLFSut8aqN
— Ghost of Tsushima 🎮 OUT NOW (@SuckerPunchProd) October 8, 2020
…and you may as well pet the spirit canines in Ghost of Tsushima: Legends. 🐶 pic.twitter.com/a5N7G3oMOU
— Ghost of Tsushima 🎮 OUT NOW (@SuckerPunchProd) October 8, 2020
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“It’s tough to remain on process in Ghost of Tsushima. Whether you’re liberating a settlement or monitoring down your subsequent worthy opponent for a duel, there’s all the time one thing to distract you be it a cry for assist or an animal intent on exhibiting you Tsushima’s secrets and techniques,” reads the opening of our review of the game. “Distractions like these are widespread in open-world games, however in Ghost of Tsushima, they’re applied with a depth that’s tough to return throughout elsewhere. Impressionable characters who’re as integral to the story because the protagonist Jin himself and the attraction of discovering your subsequent check of talent make getting misplaced a aim, not an accident.”
