Ghost of Yōtei's Fox Puzzles Think I'm Stupid
I'm really enjoying Ghost of Yōtei, but I'm starting to think Sucker Punch Productions has little faith in my brain power.
After 30 hours of gameplay, I've been devouring Sucker Punch Productions' spiritual follow-up to 2020's Ghost of Tsushima. The game is set in a 17th-century recreation of Ezo, known as Hokkaido.
The more I play, though, the more I wonder if Sucker Punch thinks I'm stupid.
Ghost of Yōtei isn’t an easy game; it’s also not a hard game. It is a safe, comfortable, and satisfactory sequel.
Its story has largely fallen flat for me, and though I recognize I'm probably only halfway through, I feel like this is another Sony Revenge Story.
Author's summary: Enjoying Ghost of Yōtei despite its simplicity.
- Game: Ghost of Yōtei
- Developer: Sucker Punch Productions
- Genre: Action-adventure
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