PlayStation’s Unexpected Port of Ghost of Tsushima to PC Unveils Exciting New Feature

After the exciting announcement that Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut was coming to PC, players were quick to imagine the beauty of the title, running with latest generation bikes. Beyond the graphics, other features were expected, and it seems that Sucker Punch, the developer of the title, has indeed heard the fans.

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Complete and open

The expected version on PC will contain the full game, accompanied by the “Iki Island” expansion and the Legends game mode, online cooperative multiplayer. But on top of that, the title includes cross-platform, allowing Windows players to team up with users on PlayStation 4 and 5, and access built-in voice chat. He will be necessary to connect your PlayStation Network account to access the title's Legends mode.

With this version and this connection to Sony's online service, the game includes your friends list, your trophies as well as your profile and will be accessible directly from the game menu. This overlay PlayStation also allows earn trophies in addition to those on Steam or the Epic Game Store. However, it is completely optional, both for the single-player experience and Legends mode which can be played without ever needing to activate it, a connection to the PlayStation Network being sufficient.

Required configuration

Responsible for porting the game from consoles to PC, the Nixxes studio shared a range of graphics presets for different generations of hardware. Thus, you will find, in the table below, the lists of configurations necessary for the different presets of the game. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut on PC East fully optimized for the largest monitors as well as 3-screen configurations.

The title also offers broad support for controllers, including complete work on the DualSense, including haptic feedback and adaptive triggers for example. The game here seems more complete than ever and promises to offer the most immersive experience possibleat the heart of the confrontation between the Japanese and the Mongols on the island of Tsushima. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is expected on May 16 on PC.