I feel like I’m the last person on Earth to finally play the game with incredible graphics. Yes, my friends, I’m talking about Ghost of Tsushima, the game everyone finished before I even installed it. 😅

Ghost of Tsushima is a masterpiece that truly brings old Japan to life. One of the game's major attractions is its outstanding graphics, which include realistic weather, stunning landscapes, and a remarkable amount of detail. I can assure you that you've never played a game with such amazing visuals. The gaming environment has been expertly created. In an open, living world, you will discover green forests, mountains, calm temples, and villages destroyed by conflict. The fighting is effortless and enjoyable, whether you like the Ghost's strategies or the samurai's honorable method. Sword fights are tough, demanding skill and accuracy in every fight.⚔️

At the start of the game, the samurai of Tsushima Province have gathered on Komoda Beach, dressed in full war armor. Mongolian soldiers have arrived, and their ships line the shore. The samurai are prepared to protect their territory, no invader will go beyond this beach.

I must say it was the most cinematic opening in a game ever. It gives me goosebumps and throws me straight into the action instantly. I take on the role of Jin Sakai, a young Samurai who was fighting alongside his uncle. They are defending their land from the invading Mongol forces led by the ruthless Khotun Khan.

The battle is brutal and chaotic. Jin and his uncle charge into the Mongol army, killing them to protect their homeland. The combat was bloody, but in the end, the Mongols proved to be overpowered.

Lord Shimura gets captured by khotun khan. Jin, left wounded, barely survives because he was unnoticed.

He wakes up in a burning village, confusion in his face. Thinking of how he ended up here. A girl from the village, named Yuna, saves him.

But she isn't an ordinary girl. She has good fighting skills. She asks him to help her rescue her brother. If he does, she will help him to escape from the village. This moment marks the beginning of Jin's journey, rescuing his uncle.

It is not easy to get out of the village. The area is overrun by Mongolian invaders who ruthlessly murder innocent residents, burn down houses, and steal all of value they can.

First, we have to find our sword. Yuna hides that sword in her friend's house so quietly we reached there and take the sword.

Here, this part gets emotional. Jin lost in his memory of childhood. The day his father-like uncle taught him how to fight.

He recalls standing by the river, shaking under the pressure of his uncle's expectations, his tiny hands holding a wooden sword. That memory, once a source of strength, now cuts deep. His uncle, his mentor, was out there, captured, suffering. And Jin had failed to protect him.

Finally, Yuna discreetly avoids the enemy's sight as she guides Jin through the chaos, using her stealth skills. She leads him carefully to safety until they arrive at a stable, which is their first break from the chaos.

After riding a long way, we finally reach the CASTLE KANEDA, where Khotun Khan is holding Lord Shimura captive. Not long ago, a deadly conflict broke out here, and the castle was on fire.

At the entrance, Mongolian soldiers stand watch, their armor gleaming in the firelight. Jin, burning with rage, steps forward without hesitation. He calls for a standoff fight. The soldiers underestimate him, but he is no ordinary warrior.

Jin holds his sword solidly and with focus. The first soldier pushes, and Jin makes a clean, decisive slash, cutting the soldier's head. Another enemy rushes him, then another, but he moves like the wind, and each blow is quick and deadly. Unable to match his skill, they fall one by one.

The fight is far from over. Another group of guards is rushing toward them with heavy weapons. But they aren't a match for Jin. He kills each of them instantly.

Honestly, fighting as a skilled warrior like Jin was so much fun. Each of his moves was a masterpiece. 😍

Jin eventually makes it to the castle's main gate after a tough battle against waves of Mongolian warriors. His determination is strong, but he is in physical pain and struggles to breathe. He shouts to Khotun Khan, asking to face him while standing among the murdered warriors.

After hearing the summons, Khotun Khan leaves the castle. His eyes grow a little, not out of fear, but rather out of surprise. Jin Sakai is still alive. Above all, he has battled his way through an army by himself. The warlord thought that he would be lost and broken. But here he is, with a sword. It turns out that this samurai is more difficult than he expected.

Khotun Khan warns Jin Sakai, telling him to surrender if he wants to live. But Jin doesn’t flinch. His grip tightens around his katana, his rage boils beneath his calm exterior. He has come too far, fought too hard, to kneel now. A slow, amused smile spreads across Khotun Khan’s face:

Very well, Lord Sakai. THIS IS YOUR END

• Well, we all know that he won't be able to defeat Khotun Khan right now because if he could, the game would be over. 😆 JIN SAKAI lost the battle very badly. The Mongolian king was overpowered.😓 He threw Jin off the bridge.

So can't JIN SAKAI save his uncle?

• We will find out that in my next post. See you all in my next post.❤️
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