MadRaccoon

Take the movie style and setting of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" mix it into Horizon: Zero Dawn's and Farcry 5's controls, visuals, gameplay with a hint of Red Dead Redemption 2's/ The Last Of Us 2's story telling and cut scenes, and you have Ghost Of Tsushima. The game doesn't do anything innovative or revolutionary, but it executes really great mechanics of your favorite games together extremely well and really beautifully. Visually, the game is stunning as well. It's few downfalls are repetative objectives (Take over this section of the map, take over this section of the map now) and it doesn't take risks bringing anything new to the gaming world. 88 out of 100 for me.

With some CGI and a few bad line deliveries being the low points of The Witcher Netflix series, I'm happy to say the show is surprisingly great so far. Along the lines of Merlin and the 90's Hercules and Xena sitcoms great!