Ghost of Yotei

Sucker Punch plays it safe in their promising sequel to Ghost of Tsushima.

In just over a month, the samurai sequel has sold more than 3.3 million copies - outpacing even Ghost of Tsushima's early momentum.

As of the moment, the developer is simply looking to see what resonates with its fans.

We spoke with the man behind Lord Saito, Feodor Chin, to get his thoughts on the change in period between Sucker Punch's two games.

But Sucker Punch's sequel still managed to shift 1.6 million units according to analysts.

The game is not only outpacing the original Ghost of Tsushima, but also proving that players are still eager for samurai adventures set in feudal Japan.

Looking to deck Atsu out in all 12 of the available armour pieces? We've got you covered.

The First Shinobi has a presence in Ezo, centuries after the events on Tsushima changed his life forever.

Looking to get a jump on conquering Ghost of Yotei's open-world? We have you covered.

"We can't imagine a Ghost game set in, say, feudal Europe," said Brian Fleming.

Sucker Punch Productions has spent the past week in damage control after a developer's shocking social-media post sparked outrage.

Nate Fox says the team has suffered a "multi-month hangover" from all the champagne popped when Rockstar confirmed the delay.

You'll know how great Sucker Punch's anticipated sequel is long before it launches on the 2nd of October.

Sucker Punch celebrates by showing new gameplay of firearms.

A preliminary line-up announcement for PlayStation's Tokyo Game Show appearance has been made.

There are more teams at PlayStation Studios developing similar ideas, it seems.