All of which is to say is that there's really no reason not to get Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut. Of course, it bears mentioning that Sony's pricing policy with this release has been disappointing, to say the least, and definitely deserves to be called out.
Judged on the merits of its content though, there's a lot to love here. For those who have already played the base game, Iki Island is a meaty and excellent new piece of content, which builds on the main game's strengths in all the right ways and introduces just enough of its own new ideas as well. For newcomers, on the other hand, this is easily the best way to experience the game for the first time for a number of reasons. At the end of the day, what we have here is the definitive version of what is probably Sucker Punch's best game in years, if not ever, and yet more assurance that the future for them looks even brighter.
