There’s also the 3-part raid on Onibaba to come, still lurking in the background unavailable. Players will find their first experience of Legends to be stunning, especially given that they’ll need to put in a hefty 15 hours before they can get their hands on some additional gear. This is all done in a very fluid manner, with narration and a thin corridor in the ghost world subtly masking loading screens in a way that never feels out of place. Here’s a simple example: when you start a mission, you know right from the off that you don’t have to loot anything, as you’ll only receive your rewards when you complete your task, so there’s no reason to scamper across the map in search of any such interaction. Yet progressing through Legends has been made to feel a clear and enjoyable experience thanks to several quality of life features that some full-price titles still lack. Numerous new features, which are emblematic of the current gaming landscape, have been born out the transition online: daily challenges, item strength depicted by colour, classes that can be levelled up, and highly replayable missions. All this new content can be unlocked either through your in-game exploits or as you work your way through the story, whether it be cosmetics, new abilities, or equipment for your ghost.
With this DLC, Sucker Punch has moved Ghost of Tsushima to the “Games as a Service” model without requiring players to jump through any new hoops or pay any additional fees.
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