With the Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut heading to PC platforms this May 16 via Steam, there’s the question of whether there will be a Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer mode for the game or not.
Wondering how you can play Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer? We’ll guide you through it.
It was announced in a series of tweets by the game’s developer, Sucker Punch Productions that a PlayStation Network (PSN) account is required for players to access the Legends multiplayer mode in Ghost of Tsushima.
However, a PSN account won’t be required to play the single-player mode of the game.
Ghost of Tsushima’s multiplayer mode will include cross-platform play between Windows PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 users. Additionally, linking one’s PSN account allows players to use the PlayStation overlay which gives users access their PlayStation profile, Friends List, Trophies, and other features.
Here is how to link your PSN account to play Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer via Legends mode
To play the Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer “Legends” mode, you should first have an existing or create a PSN account to link to the game.
You can sign up for an account at playstation.com. Upon signing up, you’ll then simply link your PSN account to your Steam account.
Step-by-step guide
- If you’re playing a PlayStation Studios game on PC like Ghost of Tsushima, simply launch the game and a prompt will appear for you to link your PSN account to Steam.
- As a QR code and link for log-in will appear, either scan the QR code or click the link to sign-in to your PSN account.
- Fill in your log-in details such as your username and password.
- Upon logging in, your PlayStation and Steam account will be linked and you’ll be able to play the Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer “Legends” mode.
Once you’ve completed the steps above, you’ll be able to link your PSN account to your Steam account to gain access to the Ghost of Tsushima multiplayer Legends mode. This makes it easier for you to play with your friends.
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