Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut Is Heading to PC on May 16

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Sony Interactive Entertainment announced that the open world action adventure Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut is going to PC through Steam and Epic Games Store on May 16.

Just like the PS5 release of the game, the Director’s Cut features the Iki Island expansion, the cooperative online multiplayer game Legends, plus PC features like unlocked frame rates and a variety of graphic settings and presets.

This version of the game will support performance-enhancing, upscaling and frame generation options found in NVIDIA DLSS 3, AMD FSR 3. You can also tinker the game with the use of Intel XeSS upscaling, NVIDIA DLAA or FSR 3 Native AA.

Just like other PlayStation titles heading to PC, the PlayStation DualSense controller features will be available to those with the controller.

Pre-purchase and wishlist for the PC version of Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut is now available on both Steam and Epic Games Store. If you do pre-purchase the game, you’ll earn these rewards:

  • New Game+ Horse  

  • Traveler’s Attire  

  • Broken Armor dyes from Baku’s shop 

The studio working on the PC port is Nixxes, also known for porting other PlayStation titles like the PC port of Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart that released last year and the PC port of Horizon Forbidden West, which is set to launch in March.

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