Ghost Of Tsushima: Director’s Cut Lets You Pet Kittens and Monkeys

Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut adds a lot of new content to the samurai action-adventure game, including a whole new area and a whole new story to discover, but none of that matters now that we know you. will be able to spend time and pet all kinds of animals, adding to the foxes of the original version.

Sucker Punch revealed more details about it in a Twitter thread, sharing that on the new area of ​​Iki Island there will be animal sanctuaries where Jin can tame different local wildlife. These include cats, and as you can see in the embedded video below, you can give them little animals on their little heads. They’ll even sniff and nibble on Jin’s arm, but they won’t bite too hard because they’re just playing, yes they are, yes they are.

Other animals available for cuddling include deer. The one featured in the video is spotted, but has solid antlers, which means it’s probably the very common Sika deer in Japan. In the United States, spotted deer are generally very young white-tailed deer.

And did we mention that there is monkeys, and that you can give them little treats while you visit the hot springs? And yes, you can stroke them too.

Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut will be released on August 20 for PS4 and PS5. It has a slightly different upgrade path to the previous version than some other games we’ve seen, costing $ 20 to get the expansion for PS4 if you already own the original game, and $ 30 to upgrade from the PS4 version. from the original to the PS5 Director’s Cut, while retaining your save data. The game alone costs $ 70. You can check out the story trailer to see what Jin is up against.