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Ghost Of Yotei Is Getting Free Multiplayer DLC Next Year

Ghost Of Yotei Is Getting Free Multiplayer DLC Next Year

The article discusses the upcoming release of "Ghost of Yotei," a new open-world samurai game from Sucker Punch Productions. The game will feature a free multiplayer Legends mode, which will be available as DLC after the game's release in October 2026. The Legends mode will include two-player story missions and four-player survival matches, and players will be able to choose from various classes, similar to the previous "Ghost of Tsushima Legends" mode. The players in the Legends mode will face "demonic, giant versions of members of the Yōtei Six," the antagonist group in the game's single-player story. The article also mentions that the game will include the returning "Kurosawa mode" and that Sucker Punch aims for the game to be "fresh but familiar."

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