Ghost Of Yotei: Check Out Over 40 New Screenshots Of The PS5 Exclusive

Ghost of Yotei will be out in October 2025, and like Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima, the sequel is shaping up to be a feast for the eyes. The screenshots below--all taken from the 4K version of the new trailer--also reveal some of the new weapons that Atsu can wield, the people she'll meet on her journey, and the sinister Yotei Six that she'll be hunting down during her quest for vengeance.Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut looked particularly good when it was released for PS5, but Ghost of Yotei has been built from the ground up for the console and its beefier brother. The recent trailer revealed even more of the sequel in action, and so far, it does look like a big step up from its predecessor. In the years since the first open-world game in this series was released, Sony has introduced a new console in the form of the PS5 and a mid-gen refresh with the PS5 Pro, raising the bar for sharper video game visuals.It is worth noting that the release date trailer used a mix of gameplay and cinematics on an undefined platform, but the important to note here is that the art direction from Ghost of Tsushima appears to be more vibrant than ever in Ghost of Yotei. While there was a sense of realism in the first game, it was also enhanced by a tasteful use of color and elegant designs, bringing the world to life in stunning fashion.Will Ghost of Yotei be responsible for your DualSense controller capture button getting worn out dramatically quickly? A glance at the screenshots below suggests that you might want to keep a spare controller near you, because there's going to be a lot of digital tourism to look forward to. Atsu's broken Ghost mask Atsu finishing off an enemy The Snake, one of the Yotei Six being hunted by Atsu Atsu, wielding the sword that was meant to kill her The twin wolves tsuba on the sword The mask of The Snake The mask of The Oni The Oni The mask of The Kitsune The Spider The Dragon Young Atsu, confronting the Yotei Six Lord Saito Lord Saito, apologizing to young Atsu Lord Saito walks away, belieivng Atsu to be dead Atsu in a showdown with one of her targets Atsu writing down the names of the Yotei Six Atsu, staring intensely Atsu, in a moment of reflection Atus, drawing her blade A wolf approaches Another close-up look at Atsu Atsu, consulting one of her allies Atsu's friend describes her as being "one who is easily lost in the hunt" One of the areas you'll explore in Ezo The Sakura trees are in full bloom Another one of Ezo's beautiful fields Atsu's horse, outrunning her pursuers Atsu and another figure, caught in an explosive situation Atusi wielding a spear in combat Atsu wielding a kusarigama in combat Atsu wielding her katana in combat Atsu demonstrating her fine sense of balance Atsu sliding down a mountain path Atsu using a grappling hook to climb down The wolf from earlier, attacking a samurai Atsu showing off some of her combat skills Atsu's 16 years of training, in action Atsu examining the cotton sash containing the names of the Yotei Six Atsu reflecting on how she needs revisit her past Young Atsu, during a peaceful time

Apr 23, 2025 - 15:10

Ghost Of Yotei: Check Out Over 40 New Screenshots Of The PS5 Exclusive

Ghost of Yotei will be out in October 2025, and like Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima, the sequel is shaping up to be a feast for the eyes. The screenshots below--all taken from the 4K version of the new trailer--also reveal some of the new weapons that Atsu can wield, the people she'll meet on her journey, and the sinister Yotei Six that she'll be hunting down during her quest for vengeance.

Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut looked particularly good when it was released for PS5, but Ghost of Yotei has been built from the ground up for the console and its beefier brother. The recent trailer revealed even more of the sequel in action, and so far, it does look like a big step up from its predecessor. In the years since the first open-world game in this series was released, Sony has introduced a new console in the form of the PS5 and a mid-gen refresh with the PS5 Pro, raising the bar for sharper video game visuals.

It is worth noting that the release date trailer used a mix of gameplay and cinematics on an undefined platform, but the important to note here is that the art direction from Ghost of Tsushima appears to be more vibrant than ever in Ghost of Yotei. While there was a sense of realism in the first game, it was also enhanced by a tasteful use of color and elegant designs, bringing the world to life in stunning fashion.

Will Ghost of Yotei be responsible for your DualSense controller capture button getting worn out dramatically quickly? A glance at the screenshots below suggests that you might want to keep a spare controller near you, because there's going to be a lot of digital tourism to look forward to.