Ghost of Tsushima : Guides, walkthroughs and cheats

By discovering and completing special quests in Ghost of Tsushima, Jin Sakai can get his hands on weapons, armor and combat techniques. Check out the list of Mythic Tales, with tips and tricks.

Dressing up as The Cooper Clan Cosplayer requires equipping pieces of equipment with the right cosmetics, skins, and dyes in order to imitate Sly Cooper, aka Sly Raccoon, the legendary thief. Here's how to do it, step by step.

There are ten secret Shrines hidden all over the island of Tsushima. Here is the list of those Shrines in order to get the Honour the Unseen trophy in Ghost of Tsushima.

As a good samurai game, Ghost of Tsushima will ask you to participate in sword fights against formidable opponents such as Mongolian leaders and generals or ronins. Deprived of your ghost tools, you will have to win or die. Here are tips, advice and methods to win.

There are fifty Mongol Artifacts in Ghost Of Tsushima, and here are all the maps pinned with their location to make your hunt easier.

Here are some tips to get the best equipment and upgrades, to get rid as soon as possible of Jin Sakai's broken armor.

Beware of spoilers as this article is dedicated to the final boss of Ghost of Tsushima, Lord Shurima. How to defeat him? What to choose after that? Which will be the consequences of that choice? All the answers are right here.

The duel with the leader of the Mongol horde, the Khan Khotun, will allow Jin Sakai to use everything he has learned and unlocked during the 3 acts of Ghost of Tsushima, since both his ghost and samurai skills will be required.

You'll need them to unlock new music for the flute, change the weather, and complete some trophy — here are the maps of each region pinned with the locations of all Singing Crickets.

Jin Sakai must revive the hope of the people of Tsushima Island, and grow his Legend. An easy way to do this is to go and rekindle the flame of the various lighthouses. Here's a guide with their positions.

While the Mongolian hordes ravage the island and kill the inhabitants, Jin Sakai can collect flowers to unlock new items and skins for his weapons and armor. Here's a guide on where to find flowers and special black and white dyes.

Money is of little value in the midst of the invasion, the people of Tsushima sell, or rather exchange goods and services for much-needed supplies and materials. Here's how to get a large amount of supplies thanks to the Inari charm, and thus improve weapons, armor and tools.

Here's a guide with some tips and information on how to find silk in Ghost of Tsushima in order to upgrade your armor as much as possible.

You will need many components to improve all the equipment of Jin Sakai in Ghost of Tsushima. The skins found on the animals will allow you to increase your stock of arrows, projectiles, and so on. Here's how to farm them quickly.

Like every game on PS4, Ghost of Tsushima has its own set of trophies to unlock, whether it's completing the story, collecting everything or performing specific actions. Here's the list with directions on how to unlock them and get the platinum trophy.

Many places on Tsushima Island shine with their beauty and calm. Jin Sakai can meditate and write a haiku when finding them, which will unlock a cosmetic element unique to each haiku composition spot.

Tsushima Island is inhabited by strangely friendly foxes who will guide you to secret dens. These will unlock charm slots, then very powerful special charms. Here is a guide with their locations.

To upgrade your katana and your stealth abilities, you'll need a blacksmith and tons of components. Here are a few tips to help your farm them faster.

Jin Sakai can bathe and relax in hot springs to increase his maximum life in Ghost of Tsushima. Here's a list of the onsen in each act, along with their position on the map.

You will have to climb mountains and make good use of the grappling hook to be able to pray and honor shrines in Ghost of Tsushima. The reward is worth it, as you'll get a powerful major charm and wax wood to upgrade your bows. Here is the list and locations of the Shinto shrines.