Ghost of Tsushima is a majestic game, filled with breathtaking landscapes and colorful sights. But it is not only that. There is combat, blood, action that spreads all over the island's countryside. In these desolated settings, torn down by the devastating effects of war, it is easy to get lost and to be mislead by the utterly beauty of the surrowndings.
Not only the visual aspect of the game is superb, but also the photo mode itself represents a jump forward and it is the proof that the industry starts to understand the work of some visual artists (and I think I'm not one of them, not even close).
