Sony just announced that Ghost of Tsushima\u2019s Director\u2019s Cut will be released on August 20 on PS5 and it\u2019s bringing a number of great new features.<\/b>
\nOne of last year\u2019s best games, Ghost of Tsushima, is set to become even better starting on August 20, 2021. It\u2019s then that we\u2019ll see the launch of Ghost of Tsushima: Director\u2019s Cut that\u2019s going to launch on both PS4 and PS5. For that reason, if you haven\u2019t played it yet, you should probably hold off for another month. While PS4 and PS5 players will have access to every piece of content released so far, along with a completely new adventure set on the new location of Iki Island, only the next-gen version of the game will have 3D audio, faster load times, a 4K resolution and a 60 frames-per-second frame rate \u2013 making it a very compelling option for new PS5 owners. If you\u2019ve got a save game on PS4 and want to bring it to PS5, you’re in luck \u2013 the game\u2019s developer Sucker Punch Studios says that you\u2019ll be able to transfer your save to PS5 to pick up where you left off with access to the new Iki Island after the start of act two. PS5 owners have been in a tough position \u2013 first they had a hard time getting the console due to the ongoing shortage of systems and then didn’t have many PS5 games to picked from due to the limited amount of PS5 exclusives out there. That said, now that we have Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Intergrade, as well as Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut on the horizon, things are starting to look better. Although there aren’t many more high-profile PS5 exclusives coming in 2021 \u2013outside of Horizon Forbidden West that’s due out sometime towards the end of the year \u2013 PS5 owners will, thankfully, have a number of third-party games to play throughout the remaining months, like the new Battlefield 2042, FIFA, Madden, Back 4 Blood and Dying Light 2. Until they arrive, however, we’ll be looking forward to playing through Ghost of Tsushima in the highest resolution and 3D audio on Sony’s latest hardware.<\/p>\n