Can you skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima

Can you skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima?

Can you skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima? While cutscenes serve a very obvious and important role in video games, not everyone likes to watch them, especially on repeat viewings and play-throughs. Read on to find out if you can skip Ghost of Tsushima cutscenes or not. Discover below if you are able to skip cutscenes in the PS4 Samurai epic or if you have to watch them through to completion every time they appear.

Can you skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima?

Can you skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima

No. You cannot skip cutscenes in Ghost of Tsushima. This means that you have to watch each cutscene you come across from start to finish before you can begin playing the game again. While most people will want to watch all the cutscenes (you’ll be missing important story details otherwise), not being able to skip them is not a good thing. If you’re looking to play through the game again, for example, you may wish to skip the cutscenes on your second time going through the game.

Not being able to skip cutscenes will artificially add time to a second playthrough of the game. You do not need to watch cutscenes a second time around, not unless you want to, anyway. Given how Ghost of Tsushima features two different endings as well as different difficulty options, a second playthrough of the game, at least, is encouraged. For everyone wishing to play through the game a second time, being able to skip its cutscenes will have been a welcome feature. If you have to re-watch cutscenes after dying, too, it is incredibly frustrating. Especially if it keeps happening to you.

Hopefully, Sucker Punch will add in a skip cutscenes feature to Ghost of Tsushima via an update. We can certainly appreciate, however, that the developer wants us to watch through everything the game has to offer. Despite this, the choice should probably be there regardless.

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