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Since Sony opened the door to PC ports of some of its first-party titles with Days Gone in 2019, they’ve become a kind of known quantity. Granted, by the time these exclusives make it to PC they’re several years old, but they tend to be beautiful, solidly made open-world games that avoid coloring outside the lines. The PC edition of Ghost of Tsushima, Sucker Punch’s gorgeous samurai stealth-action adventure, continues in this tradition. While hardly revolutionary, it’s nonetheless one of the best uses of the open-world format I’ve ever played, effortlessly pulling off the fusion that Assassin’s Creed has been trying to get right since Origins.

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