Ghost of Tsushima: Legends is out now for PlayStation gamers to take pleasure in and if you have not checked it out but, you’ll be able to study all about it with our interview with the game’s artistic director right here. With raids and numerous co-op missions, there’s a lot to take pleasure in, however there may be one facet of the newly added New Games+ that’s very essential: sure, you’ll be able to pet the canine. Even higher? You can flip dangerous canines into the goodest of excellent boys by giving them the entire love!
When talking with Tsushima’s artistic director Nate Fox, we took a break from speaking heavy raid mechanics and changing into a demi-god to debate crucial subject of the all: puppers. When speaking concerning the numerous new charms gamers can make the most of to customise their expertise with New Game+, Fox tells us “I believe a very good instance of this new addition is that there’s the attraction of canine recruitment that lets you sneak up on an enemy Mongol canine and in case you pet it sufficient, he’ll all of the sudden begin preventing in your aspect.”
Keep giving that good boy these pets, and he’ll keep by your aspect if you want him. If you have been on the fence about Legends earlier than, let that sway you: you’ll be able to, in reality, pet the canine. It’s 2020, we want the entire excellent news we will get and it is a playful addition to a game that has a really sombre and evolving narrative.
As for what else Legends has to offer, there are a number of methods to dwell out that Samurai fantasy with mates by extra co-op story missions, an extremely difficult raid, and Survival Quests. The New Game+ addition additionally brings much more fantasy into the title, making it a very completely different expertise for returning gamers when diving proper in.
The newest replace is free and is out there now for PlayStation four gamers. Have you had an opportunity to leap in and take a look at what Legends has to supply in Ghost of Tsushima? Sound off along with your first impressions within the remark part under!
