Indie game publisher Sucker Punch's groundbreaking Ghost of Tsushima. Very little has been revealed about Trek to Yomi's gameplay and story specifics at the time of writing, but the gorgeous cinematic trailer, as well as Devolver Digital's solid track record, has gamers excited.

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another aspect reminiscent of Ghost of Tsushima) and light platforming elements before ending with a short reprisal of the tranquil tone from the start of the trailer, suggesting that there is still hope for the hero of this tale.

The trailer is as striking and beautiful as it is mysterious, as most of the story and gameplay details are still withheld from the viewer. Even basics like the name of the protagonist and the identity of the narrator remain to be learned. From the little information available, anxious gamers will likely piece together hypotheses and theories in the weeks and months to come.

The burning village at the start of the trailer could hint at a classic revenge story that puts players in the shoes of a tormented character hungry for justice. Those familiar with Japanese mythology may also recognize "Yomi" as a Shinto term meaning "land of the dead", implying that the game could be engaging in Japanese folklore in a similar way to games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Regardless of Trek to Yomi's particulars, the current samurai craze in gaming coupled with Devolver Digital's legendary reputation will surely make the game one to watch for many fans.

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Trek to Yomi is coming to PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5 in 2022

Source: Devolver Digital