‘Ghost Of Tsushima’ review: a serene samurai simulator paired with a lacklustre storyline
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nme.comI must have listened to at least 20 episodes of The Blindboy Podcast while I played through Ghost Of Tsushima.
As the Irish satirist thoughtfully talked me through topics orbiting mindfulness, art history and philosophy, I’d sink further into my sofa, DualShock in my palms, writing haikus in front of waterfalls, reflecting in hot springs and brushing silently through Pampas fields to dispatch of renegade Ronin.I vividly remember trading Sashimono Banners for saddles in Komatsu Forge while listening to my first Joe Frank radio show, its surreal notes grounded into memory in my brain by Tsushima’s gorgeous feudal vistas.
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