Generally however, Ghost of Tsushima's main missions, dubbed Jin's Journey, follow on one from the next. Here's our walkthrough and list of individual missions in the game - again, remember that some of these will become available at the same time, but this is generally the order at which we completed them ourselves as we went. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut - PS5 Upgrades Tested - The DF Tech Review Ghost of Tsushima walkthrough and mission list Ghost of Tsushima guide list - all our other guides for Sucker Punch's samurai adventure.Ghost of Tsushima walkthrough and mission list.With that in mind, we've put together this Ghost of Tsushima walkthrough that lists all missions and acts, so you know how far through it's pretty lengthy main story you are, with some specific guide pages to the places where you're more likely to get a little stuck. Once you lift the fog of war from Tsuhima’s central region, you can freely explore to find all of the game’s collectibles.Ghost of Tsushima, Sucker Punch's open world action flick that completes the studio's console generation bookend, might not be the most complex of stories, but there might still be a few moments where you're unsure of which way to turn. Kubara prefecture has two locations to liberate: Mountainside Ruins, and Castle Shimura. Kubara Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Kushi prefecture has four locations to liberate: Koshimizu Farmstead, Kishibe Village, Riverside Farm, and Secluded Lighthouse. Kushi Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Otsuna prefecture has four locations to liberate: Lonely Forest Clearing, Hissing Creek Crossing, Forest’s Edge Camp, and Okada Farmstead. Otsuna Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Yarikawa prefecture has one location to liberate: Dark Water Encampment. Yarikawa Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Umugi prefecture has three locations to liberate: Iijima Farmstead, Moss Light Inn, and Fort Imai. Umugi Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Kubara Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations mapĪkashima Prefecture Liberation Locations map Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via PolygonĪkashima prefecture has three locations to liberate: Stone Mire Lookout, Numata Settlement, and Rebel’s Retreat.Kushi Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations map.

Otsuna Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations map.Yarikawa Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations map.Umugi Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations map.Akashima Prefecture Mongol-controlled liberation locations map.Image: Sucker Punch/Sony Interactive Entertainment via PolygonĬlick the links below to go directly to one of the prefectures above: Below we’ll detail the location of each occupied area by prefecture. There are 17 locations to liberate in Toyotama. Our Ghost of Tsushima maps below will show you every location - farmsteads, villages, camps, and a castle - you need to liberate from Mongol control to clear out Toyotama. Liberating all of Toyotama will put you a third of your Way to the Master Liberator Trophy, which unlocks after you fully liberate Tsushima Island. Doing so will lift the fog of war while also giving you two Ghost of Tsushima Trophies in the process. The central region of the game’s location, Toyotama, is dotted with hidden locations from shrines, to hot springs, haiku locations, and more.įor those eager to uncover all there is to see in Toyotama, you must first liberate the area. There is a lot to explore on the island in Ghost of Tsushima.

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