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    “Ghost of Tsushima” Getting Free “Legends” Co-Op Mode

    Jessica LambBy Jessica LambAugust 18, 20202 Mins Read
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    “Ghost of Tsushima” is a solitary experience. Sure, Jin will meet many allies as he takes down the Mongol invaders. However, the core experience of the game truly shines when Jin explores the island alone and battles enemies along the way. That’s why Sucker Punch’s announcement of a co-op multiplayer mode is so surprising. Now, you and three friends will be able to battle enemies and explore the world together in “Legends.”

    The four classes (Screenshot Credit: Sucker Punch/ PlayStation)

    You won’t find our good friend Jin anywhere in this new mode. Instead, you will play as one of four warriors, all legends in Tsushima. There are four character classes to choose from: Samurai, Hunter, Ronin or Assassin. Each class has its own unique abilities and combat style. Depending on the size of your team, different missions will be available to conquer. Two players can take on co-op story missions while a group of four will be able to tackle wave-based survival missions. Sometime after launch, a super challenging four-player raid feature will also be added to multiplayer.

    “Ghosts of Tsushima: Legends” will be a much more fantastical experience. Enemies and locations will be heavily inspired by Japanese folklore and mythology. This means we could encounter beings such as Susanoo, the God of Storms, or even Yokai, supernatural spirits and demons. You’ll need strong teamwork and quick thinking to overpower these new and terrifying enemies. Sucker Punch will be revealing more details on features such as character classes, enemies and customization as the mode gets closer to launch.

    For now, you can check out the cinematic trailer and get a glimpse of the four classes.

    Legends is coming to “Ghost of Tsushima” for free in autumn 2020.

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    Jessica Lamb

    Jessica Lamb was born and raised in Fennville, Michigan. She attended Aquinas College where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English and a minor in Creative Writing. Since then, she has dedicated herself to spreading the word about all things nerd culture.

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