Ghost of Tsushimahas proven itself to be one of the standout games of 2020, with stunning visuals that immerse players into the story of a samurai in feudal Japan. Sucker Punch has recently launched an update full ofnew content forGhost of Tsushima, but a job listing online could imply that the studio isn’t done with its new IP.
Ghost of Tsushimais a brand new world from the devs at Sucker Punch, after a six-year wait. The company became famous for its work on theSly CooperandInfamousfranchises but chose to move away from those IPs to create a new open-world narrative exploring the history of Japan.
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A job listing on Sucker Punch’s website hints that a sequel forGhost of Tsushimamay be in the works. The studio is seeking to hire a new narrative writer, with one of the requirements being a “desire to write stories set in feudal Japan,” and “knowledge of feudal Japan history.” This seems like a strong indicator that new content forGhost of Tsushimacould be on the way. This doesn’t necessarily mean that a full-blown sequel for the game is in development but could mean that more DLC content, or a separate standalone game set in the same world, is on the way.
After so many years in development, it makes sense that Sucker Punch would want to bring more content to theGhost of Tsushimaworld. The success ofGhost of Tsushimahas led to many fans asking for more games set in historical Japan, with many wondering whether theAssassin’s Creedfranchise will tackle it next. Hence, continuing to expand onGhost of Tsushimais a great way for Sucker Punch to engage an eager audience of gamers.
Sucker Punch recently made a huge update to Ghost of Tsushima, bringing in a new multiplayer mode titledGhost of Tsushima: Legends. The new game mode was developed in tandem with the main campaign and allows players to join a squad of four samurai to take on missions together. With four new character classes to explore, it’s a great way to keep bringing players back into theGhost of Tsushimaworld before next-gen games start to dominate. That being said,Ghost of Tsushimawill still be playable on the PS5with backward compatibility and will even run at 60fps with the game boost feature.
