New Game+ Purchases

Learn about New Game+ purchases in Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut. This guide covers what you can unlock and how to best prepare for your second playthrough.

Hey there! So you've finished Ghost of Tsushima and are ready to dive back in for a New Game+ run? Awesome! You might be wondering what's new or what you can carry over. While the game doesn't have a traditional 'purchase' system for New Game+ like some other games, there are definitely things you'll want to focus on to make your next playthrough even more rewarding.

The main thing to keep in mind is that your progress in terms of skills, gear, and even cosmetics carries over. This means you'll start with Jin already a seasoned warrior, which is a huge advantage. Think of it less as 'purchasing' new things and more as leveraging your existing mastery.

What Carries Over (and why it's great for NG+):

• All Unlocked Skills: You'll have access to all the combat techniques and Ghost abilities you've earned. This lets you experiment with different playstyles right from the start. Want to go full Ghost or a master samurai? You can!
• All Unlocked Gear: Your swords, armor sets, and charms are all available. This means you can tackle tougher enemies and challenges with your favorite loadouts immediately.
• Cosmetic Items: Outfits, hats, and masks you've collected are yours to use. You can customize Jin's appearance from the get-go, which is a nice touch.
• Legendary Items: Any special weapons or armor you found will be with you.

So, what should you focus on *before* starting NG+?

Before you jump into New Game+, make sure you've done as much as possible in your first playthrough. This includes:

• Completing all Shrines and Hot Springs: These offer permanent stat boosts and increase your maximum health and resolve.
• Unlocking all Skills: Max out your skill trees. The more abilities you have, the more options you'll have in NG+.
• Collecting all Armor Sets: Each set has unique perks that can dramatically change your combat approach.
• Finding all Vanity Gear: If you like to look good while you fight, make sure you've grabbed all the cosmetic items.

The beauty of New Game+ in Ghost of Tsushima is that it respects your previous efforts. You're not starting from scratch; you're starting as a legend. So, focus on mastering the game in your first run, and your New Game+ experience will be that much smoother and more enjoyable!