Ghost of Tsushima Update 2.023 Brings FSR 3.1 and Matchmaking Improvements
Sucker Punch has just released a brand new update 2.023 for Ghost of Tsushima for PC and PS5. This improves matchmaking and adds support for FSR 3.1.
Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut is out now for PC. It is also available for PS4 and PS5. The game has been improved with better performance and visuals for PS5 with the launch of an expansion. It also received a free multiplayer mode with an update post-launch, that supports cross-play between PC and PS5.
According to Sucker Punch, the new update to the game is out now for PC and PS5.
Ghost of Tsushima Update 1053.5.0625.1621 (PC) and 2.023 (PS5) Patch Notes
- Target matchmaking reliability improvement
- Updated AMD FSR to version 3.1 with improved upscaling quality.
- Fixed an issue with the HDR Max Luminance slider that caused it to cap at 1000 nits.
- Improvements to Legends co-op multiplayer matchmaking.
The PC version of the game was ported by Nixxes, who has also worked on other Sony first-party games including Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, Miles Morales, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, and more.
Ghost of Tsushima is an action-adventure game released in 2020. The story follows Jin Sakai, a samurai defending Tsushima Island during the first Mongol invasion of Japan. Players can explore a large open world, engage in combat using a samurai sword, or use stealth tactics to defeat enemies. The game was developed by Sucker Punch Productions, in collaboration with Japan Studio, and draws inspiration from samurai movies and Japanese culture. It was well-received for its combat, storyline, and music. Ghost of Tsushima was first released for PlayStation 4 and later for PlayStation 5, with a Windows version becoming available in May 2024. It has been a commercial success, selling over 9.73 million copies by July 2022, and a film adaptation is in development.
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