Ghost of Tsushima: New Game Plus and Other Additions Arriving in an Update

Ghost of Tsushima: Update Unveils New Game+, Trophies, Cosmetics, Progression Boost, and More!

With Ghost of Tsushima achieving 3.3 million copies sold worldwide within four weeks of its PS5 release, anticipation is high for Sucker Punch Productions and Sony Interactive Entertainment to reveal their plans for the game's future. On November 24th, players received a significant update that introduced New Game Plus, which allows them to restart the story with all equipment, skills, and armor from their initial playthrough. This update also featured: Increased difficulty settings Two new trophies to earn Ghost Flowers, a new currency redeemable for over 30 cosmetic items, including armor sets, weapon skins, and 10 secret charms An enhanced progression system for existing weapons and armor Photo Mode improvements, such as a composition grid, shutter speed adjustments, and filters New accessibility features, including remappable directional controls This substantial update delivered a host of fresh features and enhancements for Ghost of Tsushima fans, leaving many eager for what's next.

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