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Ashley Bardhan

Ghost of Yotei leads say "the katana is still the most valuable weapon" even 300 years after Ghost of Tsushima, but "more opportunities to blow things up is never a bad addition for a video game"

Ghost of Tsushima sequel Ghost of Yotei reveal trailer screenshot.

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."

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