Ghost of Tsushima is one of the most played out open world games

Playing open world games quickly takes tens of hours and those who want to complete everything can sometimes spend hundreds of hours. Not everyone gets to that. Ghost of Tsushima is such a game and it appears to be played out remarkably often.

So far, 50.2 percent of Ghost of Tsushima players have completed the game. This can be seen on PlayStation consoles by looking at the percentage of players who have achieved a particular Trophy. Players receive such a reward for completing the game, for example. Ungeek keeps track of such percentages and notes that Ghost of Tsushima is doing remarkably well.

Of all the recent open world games on PlayStation consoles, only Marvel’s Spider-Man has been played a little more often. In that game, 50.8 percent of the players have achieved the corresponding Trophy, but that game is considerably shorter. Also in the top ten are games like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Days Gone, Death Stranding and Red Dead Redemption 2; they are all well below 40 percent.

Finishing in this context just means completing the storyline in the game. So it’s not about collecting all items or completing all side quests. According to the website HowLongToBeat, completing the Ghost of Tsushima storyline takes just under 25 hours. That is relatively short for an open world game, but nevertheless it is still too long for half of the players. More linear games are played out a little more often. The Last of Us Part II topped the rankings in September last year with 58 percent and that later rose to 60 percent.

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