Sucker Punch Productions visited Japan once again for their sequel, Ghost of Yotei, in a move they believe is “crucial” for maintaining respect for Ainu culture.

Sucker Punch Productions' co-creative director discusses how the devs represented Ghost of Yotei’s Ainu culture respectfully.

This cheeky little detail is touched upon in a new PlayStation Blog post from Sucker Punch's Nate Fox. In it, the Yotei ...

Ghost of Yotei may be releasing a bit later than some expected, but its launch date has one obvious advantage for Sony and ...

ESRB officially slapped an M 17+ rating on Ghost of Yotei, mainly citing its excessive violence since, as you might have ...

Not only does Ghost of Yotei officially have a release date, but we're also set to get a more in-depth look at Sucker Punch's upcoming adventure this July. With an appearance during the State of ...

Fox shared a photo gallery of the trip he and his team members took to Hokkaido--the second-largest island of Japan--and their efforts to better understand the culture they were trying to emulate with ...

Ghost of Yotei will see the return of hot springs, and a ratings board has confirmed that “exposed buttocks” will be back on ...

Sucker Punch’s ‘Ghost of Yotei’, the spiritual successor to ‘Ghost of Tsushima’, will receive a gameplay deep dive in July 2025 as confirmed by the re ...

This week's State of Play did, technically, feature Ghost of Yotei, though it wouldn't be a stretch to say we expected a ...

Ghost of Yotei may already be impressive, but it’s missing a simple feature from Red Dead Redemption that could make its ...

Far Cry-style companions won’t cut it. Ghost of Yōtei’s wolf must become a true ally, deeply integrated into gameplay and narrative.