
Set among cherry blossoms in 1600s Japan, Ghost of Yotei of course includes the menacing sparkle of Ghost of Tsushima's katana – a necessity for any sepulchral samurai game – but developer Sucker Punch Productions is happy to report some bombs, too.
Speaking to Variety in a new interview, co-creative director Nate Fox says Ghost of Yotei has "the benefit of gunpowder being part of the combat mix."