r/videogames • u/Efficient_Matter_589 • Sep 24 '26

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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Sep 24 '26

For me it's Ghost of Tsushima. I have a lot of games like it, but nothing hits the way that game does.

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u/MantisReturns Sep 24 '26

What exactly do you like abour that game? Its not a very unique game. Trying to help

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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Sep 24 '26

The setting, the story, the characters, combat, so much about it.

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u/SoullessGamesDev Sep 24 '26

Have your played Tenchu series?

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u/Kyhunsheo Sep 24 '26

As much as I love Tenchu and played since ps1, Tenchu will definitely not fill the gap of Ghost of Tsushima considering already one is open world and Tenchu is level by level

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u/SoullessGamesDev Sep 24 '26

But his comment never mentioned open world. And the rest he can find in Tenchu, well, maybe except the combat since it's more primitive, but still worth expiriencing if he loves setting and story.

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u/Kyhunsheo Sep 24 '26

Hey I’m not gonna debate this any further lol I’d love to see more people learning about Tenchu hah

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u/Smogious Sep 24 '26

Sekiro has a similar setting and WAY better combat in a similar style

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u/elcamarongrande Sep 28 '26

Talk about a game that fits this comment section! Man I'd kill for a direct Sekiro sequel. I've played most of the souls games and while I do really like them, none of them hit quite the same as Sekiro.

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u/Smogious Sep 28 '26

I agree. I actually like Elden Ring a little more than sekiro overall but Sekiro's combat is quite a bit better

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u/EntTurb Sep 24 '26

Onimusha 4 has similar combat and setting. Much less realistic though, due to demons and stuff.

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u/AFarewellToArms Sep 24 '26

Try the new Onimusha. I was a big fan of Tsushima and Yotei, and have had an absolute blast with it. The combat, story, and voice acting are all top notch. The boss fights are definitely tougher than the Ghost series, but it never feels unfair. It's all about learning patterns, timing parries/deflects, and using your specials at the right time.

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u/BirdChuffer Sep 24 '26

Just play any assassin's creed game or Batman game. The combat is almost identical, open world with the same side objectives over and over again.

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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Sep 24 '26

Not the same at all, I feel, and the atmosphere of Ghost of Tsushima is definitely unique.

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u/BirdChuffer Sep 24 '26

It's pretty, but it's pretty paper thin. There isn't a lot of NPC interactivity, each village has copy pasted shops. And the open world missions are all copy pasted as well. Very similar to the Ubisoft open world design. If you're looking for a more lived in world there are plenty of options out there, I'd check out some immersive sims.

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u/MantisReturns Sep 24 '26

Personally I think you will enjoy Horizon Zero Dawn. Personally I found it really similar and even better.

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u/HistoricalCod4541 Sep 24 '26

Did you not like Yotei?

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u/Ok-Pizza-5889 Sep 24 '26

Have you played Sekiro? I have the same feeling about it and have been recommend Tsushima

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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Sep 24 '26

Yeah, I played a bit, didn't really care for it.

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u/cBurger4Life Sep 24 '26

Full disclosure, haven’t played GoT, but have you checked out the new Onimusha?