

In fact, there’s so much packed into the map that you’ll likely spend a pretty long time on Tsushima Island before finishing the game.Ĭhock full of main quests, side missions, and other open-world activities, Ghost of Tsushima took our reviewer 45 hours to complete.


That’s a lot of space to explore! While Twinfinite says this means Ghost of Tsushima‘s map is smaller than the ones found in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (20.8 square miles) and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (28.9 square miles) players should still expect plenty of things to do and places to see in the game. Twinfinite did some math, measuring the length and distance of both chunks of the island, and calculated that the game map is 11.02 square miles. You’ll first get to explore Izuhara (the southern region of the map) at the start of the game before unlocking Toyotama (the central region) later in the story and then the icy land of Kamiagata (northern region) for the final battle with the Mongol invaders. Just how big is the island in the game and how long does it take to explore it? Well, you shouldn’t expect 274 square miles, but it’s still a pretty big game world that’s broken up into three regions: Izuhara, Toyotama, and Kamiagata.Īs first reported by Games Radar, Izuhara and Toyotama are where you’ll spend most of your time completing quests before moving on to Kamiagata for the last section of the game.
