The developer has officially announced that the sequel to Ghost of Tsushima will feature a cooperative multiplayer experience at launch.
Sucker Punch Productions has confirmed that Ghost of Yotei, the next chapter in their open-world action series, will include a dedicated multiplayer component. Following the success of the “Legends” mode in the first game, the studio is bringing back the cooperative format to accompany the journey of the new protagonist, Atsu.
While the main campaign of Ghost of Yotei focuses on a single-player experience set in the lands surrounding Mount Yotei in 1603, the developers revealed that a multiplayer mode is being built as a core part of the package. According to the studio, the goal is to offer a cooperative experience that complements the new setting and mechanics introduced in the sequel.
Sucker Punch emphasized that the lessons learned from the first Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, which received several free updates and a standalone releasem are being applied to ensure a robust launch. The multiplayer mode is scheduled to be available at the game’s release in 2025.
Further details regarding specific classes, progression systems, and potential cross-play features are expected to be shared in the coming months as the game approaches its launch window on the PlayStation 5.
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