Ghost of Tsushima Map Reveal: A Glimpse into the Game's Immersive World

In Ghost of Tsushima, players will embark on an epic adventure set in feudal Japan as they fight to defend their island home from the Mongol occupation. The game's open-world setting is a key aspect of its immersive experience, and Sucker Punch's environment art lead Joanna Wang has recently revealed more details about the game's map.

According to Wang, the map is divided into three regions, each filled with over 40 diverse biomes and hundreds of points of interest. This massive open world will allow players to explore a wide range of environments, from mountains and sea to bamboo forests and lush meadows. The team has also included boggy swamp lands, abandoned fishing huts, and forgotten shrines, giving players a wealth of options for exploration.

Wang emphasizes that the game's goal is to make every area accessible, with as few exceptions as possible. This means that if you can see it, you should be able to reach it, creating an open-world experience like no other.

One of the ways Sucker Punch aimed to bring a little piece of reality into the game was by visiting Tsushima Island and recording birds and nature sounds. The team also photo-scanned leaves from the island to use in-game, further immersing players in the world.

The game's map is not just a collection of random environments; it's a carefully crafted representation of feudal Japan, combining essential elements from real-life Tsushima with inspirations from mainland Japan and Sucker Punch's own unique vision. Players will get to experience the beauty of the Japanese landscape while also battling against the Mongol occupation.

In Ghost of Tsushima, you'll play as Jin Sakai, a samurai struggling to defend his island home against the invaders. With its massive open world and attention to detail, this game promises an unforgettable experience for fans of action-adventure games and Japanese history alike.

Ghost of tsushima map reveal