Ghost of Tsushima is a highly addictive game, replacing conventional HUD elements with game mechanics. One such mechanic is the ghost of the golden birds of Tsushima, so hang around to learn exactly what the adorable creatures mean.
Ghost of Tsushima Golden Birds | What are they doing?
The golden birds of Ghost of Tsushima will take you to points of interest in the game world. In the absence of a mini-map, there are no obvious markers that can help guide players to exciting secondary content; instead, the golden birds will take you to collectibles, side quests and more in the immersive rendition of the PS4 title of Feudal Japan.
The golden birds will fly alongside the protagonist Jin Sakai to grab your attention. Not only that, but they also produce a distinct sound; this helps you notice them even if you are fixated on where you are going and not keep an eye on them. When you notice the golden birds in Ghost of Tsushima, follow their lead and you will eventually reach the target destination. Developer Sbigoattacco has ensured that these locations always contain something of interest, so it’s worth taking the time to investigate.
Of course, you can also choose to ignore them. There is no penalty if you are the type of player who gets invested in the central revenge story and stops at nothing until justice is given.
What are the golden birds of the Tsushima ghost?
- Golden birds serve to guide you to points of interest in Ghost of Tsushima.
- GoT lacks a conventional mini-map, so golden birds are essentially a much more immersive form of map markers.
- You can follow them to discover collectibles, side missions and more.
- You can also choose to ignore them if you are in a hurry – there is no penalty for doing so.
Are you wondering if side missions are possible? Maybe how many missions or acts do you have left before completing Ghost of Tsushima? If so, we’ve already got you covered.
