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New Ghost of Tsushima patch includes lock-on, new animations and more

With the Director’s Cut for Ghost of Tsushima having been released today, Sucker Punch Productions also updated the game to version 2.04. As part of this update, fans have noticed many subtle and significant changes, including entirely new animations, an enemy lock-on and more.

While there are likely to be even more changes with Ghost of Tsushima's 2.04 update, so far fans have noticed that:

  • You can now hide quiver during gameplay
  • Target lock-on during combat has been added as an option
  • Alternate controller layouts have been added for left handed players
  • You can now replay camps and duels
  • New animations have been added, including a new sword sheath, multiple new assassination animations, a new animation when blocking arrows, and likely even more
  • New masks have been added
  • New and updated icons
  • You can now grapple to more objects

These are but a few of the many subtle and not so subtle changes released for Ghost of Tsushima alongside the new PS5 version, meaning that even if you do not have a PS5, there are new things to discover in Ghost of Tsushima. Of course, the bespoke PS5 version does come with its own exclusive content, including real-time cut scenes, Japanese lip syncing, the Iki Island expansion and more.

KitGuru says: What do you think of the update? Are you going to buy the Director’s Cut? What do you think of Sucker Punch’s post-launch support for Ghost of Tsushima? Let us know down below.

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